ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation

The ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation resource allows you to associate a Resolver Query Logging Configuration with a specific resource in AWS Route 53 Resolver. This enables you to log DNS queries to the specified logging configuration. For more details, refer to the AWS Route53Resolver ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociations documentation.

Minimal Example

Create a basic Resolver Query Logging Config Association by specifying the required properties.

import AWS from "alchemy/aws/control";

const queryLoggingConfigAssociation = await AWS.Route53Resolver.ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation("basicConfigAssociation", {
  ResourceId: "vpc-12345678", // VPC ID to associate
  ResolverQueryLogConfigId: "rslvr-12345678", // Log configuration ID
  adopt: false // Default is false; will fail if the resource already exists
});

Advanced Configuration

Associate a logging configuration with additional properties, including adoption of existing resources.

const advancedConfigAssociation = await AWS.Route53Resolver.ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation("advancedConfigAssociation", {
  ResourceId: "vpc-87654321", // Another VPC ID
  ResolverQueryLogConfigId: "rslvr-87654321", // Another log configuration ID
  adopt: true // Set to true to adopt an existing resource instead of failing
});

Logging Configuration for Multiple Resources

You can create multiple associations for different resources, ensuring that all necessary components are logged.

const firstAssociation = await AWS.Route53Resolver.ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation("firstAssociation", {
  ResourceId: "vpc-11223344",
  ResolverQueryLogConfigId: "rslvr-11223344"
});

const secondAssociation = await AWS.Route53Resolver.ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation("secondAssociation", {
  ResourceId: "vpc-44332211",
  ResolverQueryLogConfigId: "rslvr-44332211",
  adopt: true
});

Updating Existing Associations

This example demonstrates how to update an existing association, changing the logging configuration while keeping the same resource.

const updatedAssociation = await AWS.Route53Resolver.ResolverQueryLoggingConfigAssociation("updatedAssociation", {
  ResourceId: "vpc-12345678",
  ResolverQueryLogConfigId: "rslvr-newconfigid-12345678",
  adopt: false // Default behavior
});