By default, deployment logs are stored in env zero. You can store the logs in your own AWS account instead. Go to Organization Settings > Agents and click Edit on the agent pool to change the logs configuration.Documentation Index
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AWS - Hosting Deployment Logs in DynamoDB
Deploy the log table
Deploy the env zero log table terraform module on your AWS account. This module creates the DynamoDB table and the IAM role that env zero assumes when reading and writing logs.For the module variables, use the Agent ID and External ID shown in the Edit Agent modal.

Configure the agent pool
In the logs configuration section, enter:
- AWS Account ID - The account where you deployed the log table.
- Region - The AWS region of the DynamoDB table.
Next steps
- Self-Hosted Agents Overview - Edit agent pool settings including log configuration.
- Self-Hosted Kubernetes Agent - Install and manage the Kubernetes agent.
- Monitoring Self-Hosted Agents - Check agent health and operational status.