Set up the Magento 2 module
The module sends its log entries to a log stream, and it can only pick a stream that already exists. Before you start, make sure the Logs product is installed on the project you are going to connect, and that it has at least one log stream.
If you skip this, you will reach step 4 and find an empty dropdown with nothing to select and no explanation why.
Setting up the module is four steps.
1. Install the module
Install the Attlaz module in your Magento 2 store, following your usual deployment process for third-party modules.
The module runs inside Magento and pushes data to Attlaz. It does not need a connector connection — it talks to Attlaz directly.
2. Authenticate with a user auth token
In the module's configuration, enter a user auth token.
The token both authenticates the module and determines what it can reach: the projects and log streams offered in the next two steps are exactly the ones the token grants access to. A token with narrow access produces short lists.
3. Select a project
Choose the project the module should push into, from the list the token grants access to.
If the project you expect is missing, the token does not have access to it — issue a token with the right access rather than changing the selection.
4. Select a log stream
Choose the log stream the module writes to, from the streams in the project you selected in step 3.
An empty list here means the selected project has no log streams — either the Logs product is not installed on it, or it is installed but no stream has been created yet. See the warning at the top of this page.
After setup
Once the four steps are done, the module pushes into the selected project and its log entries appear in the selected stream.
For working with Magento 2 data from your flow code — attributes, products, custom types — see the Magento 2 connector.