How to view additional S3 bucket information for this solution, can't see any association

[forwells]

How to view additional S3 bucket information for this solution? can't see any association

After deploying multiple solutions using template, multiple additional s3 buckets were generated. I don’t know which cloud formation solution this bucket is associated with.

Can anyone help explain how to view relationships?

[dougtoppin]

@forwells There is no direct way to trace which CloudFormation stack was responsible for creating a CloudFront Distribution logging bucket.

You can determine the CloudFormation stack with this method.

Using the CloudFormation console, select a Serverless Image Handler stack, go to the Resources tab, and filter on AWS::CloudFront::Distribution.
Click a distribution listed in the Physical ID column which will go to the CloudFront console.

From the CloudFront console, select Edit in the Settings panel.
From there, the S3 Bucket name should appear in the Standard logging area S3 bucket field.
Cancel the edit.

You can also go in the reverse direction by starting with the CloudFront Distribution console, getting the S3 bucket name, and then using the CloudFormation console to find the CloudFront Distribution from the Resources tab.

[forwells]

@forwells There is no direct way to trace which CloudFormation stack was responsible for creating a CloudFront Distribution logging bucket.

You can determine the CloudFormation stack with this method.

Using the CloudFormation console, select a Serverless Image Handler stack, go to the Resources tab, and filter on AWS::CloudFront::Distribution. Click a distribution listed in the Physical ID column which will go to the CloudFront console.

From the CloudFront console, select Edit in the Settings panel. From there, the S3 Bucket name should appear in the Standard logging area S3 bucket field. Cancel the edit.

You can also go in the reverse direction by starting with the CloudFront Distribution console, getting the S3 bucket name, and then using the CloudFormation console to find the CloudFront Distribution from the Resources tab.

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Yes!! Here is it!, Thanks much!@dougtoppin