A serverless AWS pipeline that auto-monitors every CloudWatch log group, scans for leaked credentials in real-time, sends rate-limited alerts, and ships with a triage dashboard — zero config after deploy.
Every production system I've operated has had the same recurring incident: a developer accidentally logs a password, an API key ends up in CloudWatch, a database connection string appears in a debug statement that was never removed.
The consequences are serious. A leaked AWS key in logs can be scraped by attackers in minutes. A database URL with credentials gives direct access. A Stripe key means money.
I built LogSentry to catch these leaks the moment they happen — before they become breaches. And critically, it requires zero configuration after the initial deploy. New services are monitored automatically.
The Problem
