For two years in a row, global unemployment and inactivity among youths aged 15 to 24 has inched up again across world regions. As seen in data by the International […]

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Teledyne Space Imaging has announced the successful launch of the Meteosat Third Generation Imager-2 (MTG-I2) satellite, which carries a Teledyne Space Imaging CIS111 detector within its Flexible Combined Imager (FCI) […]

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Chinese chip  companies which had reported Q2 results by last Thursday showed a 12.8% rise in H1 revenue YoY with a 99% rise in profit, according to China’s National Development […]

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Elastocaloric cooling – aircon  using minimal electricity – could be the answer to our ultra-heatwaves. Elastocaloric cooling uses mechanical stress — like pulling or squeezing shape memory alloys such as […]

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ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT), China’s biggest DRAM company, is suing the Pentagon over its designation as a company assisting China’s military. The lawsuit is in the US District Court for the […]

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The global smartphone market is forecast to decline 14.3% year on year in 2026, according to Counterpoint Research’s latest Smartphone Market Outlook Tracker, as higher component costs, reduced availability of […]

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Optoelectronics form the backbone of modern technologies such as fibre-optic networks, solar power and digital displays, writes Anthony Coia. Production of a lens for the aerospace sector Optoelectronics – the […]

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SK Hynix is looking for a site in Japan to build a memory fab to be operated as a joint venture. “We are looking all over Japan,”  SK Hynix chairman […]

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Novaspace, the space consulting and market intelligence firm, has released the 19th edition of its Earth Observation Satellite Systems report. This covers Earth observation (EO) satellite supply and demand, and […]

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AWS announces support for collecting systemd journal (journald) logs with the Amazon CloudWatch agent. You can now configure the CloudWatch agent to read log entries directly from the systemd journal on Linux instances and send them to Amazon CloudWatch Logs, without first writing those logs to files on disk.

Many modern Linux distributions, including Amazon Linux 2023, use systemd journal as the primary logging system and no longer write traditional text log files such as /var/log/messages by default. Previously, collecting these logs with the CloudWatch agent required additional configuration to export the journal to files on disk. With this launch, the CloudWatch agent reads journald entries natively, preserving the structured metadata that journald captures, such as the systemd unit, priority, and process information. You can filter log entries using systemd units, journal priority levels, and journal field matches, and you can apply regular expression filters before logs are published to CloudWatch Logs. This helps you reduce noise and control log volume and costs.

Support for journald in the CloudWatch agent is available in all AWS Commercial Regions and GovCloud(US) regions. Standard Amazon CloudWatch Logs pricing applies for ingested logs. For more information, see Amazon CloudWatch Pricing page .

To get started, update to the latest version of the CloudWatch agent and add a journald section to your agent configuration file. To learn more, see Manually create or edit the CloudWatch agent configuration file in the Amazon CloudWatch User Guide.