auth0 logs streams update sumo
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To update interactively, use auth0 logs streams create sumo
with no arguments.
To update non-interactively, supply the log stream name and other information through the flags.
Usage
auth0 logs streams update sumo [flags]
Examples
auth0 logs streams update sumo
auth0 logs streams update sumo <log-stream-id> --name <name>
auth0 logs streams update sumo <log-stream-id> --name <name> --source <source>
auth0 logs streams update sumo <log-stream-id> -n <name> -s <source>
auth0 logs streams update sumo <log-stream-id> -n "mylogstream" -s "demo.sumo.com" --json
Flags
--json Output in json format.
-n, --name string The name of the log stream.
-s, --source string Generated URL for your defined HTTP source in Sumo Logic.
Inherited Flags
--debug Enable debug mode.
--no-color Disable colors.
--no-input Disable interactivity.
--tenant string Specific tenant to use.
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- auth0 logs streams update splunk - Update an existing Splunk log stream
- auth0 logs streams update sumo - Update an existing Sumo Logic log stream