Updating AWS API Gateway notes.

docs/install-traffic-capture-sensors/aws-api-gateway.md

@@ -34,8 +34,16 @@ aws logs tail --follow $log_group_name
 You may also use Amazon Data Firehose to stream live access logs to Levo's satellite.
 
 1. Configure a CloudWatch log group for APIs in API Gateway (using the above example script)
-1. Create a Firehose stream to send incoming events to a publicly accessible satellite endpoint
+1. Create a Firehose stream to send incoming events to a publicly accessible satellite endpoint by following these steps:
+    - Go to the AWS Data Firehose Service in the AWS Console.
+    - Click on Create Firehose stream.
+    - In Source, choose `Direct PUT` from the dropdown, and in the Destination, choose `HTTP Endpoint`.
+    - In HTTP endpoint URL under Destination, put the satellite's publically accessible endpoint and click on Create Firehose Stream to complete the process.
 1. Connect the CloudWatch log group to the Firehose stream
+    - Open the earlier created log group in AWS CloudWatch.
+    - Go to Subscription Filters and click on Create.
+    - Choose `Create Amazon Data Firehose subscription filter` and select the particular Amazon Data Firehose stream.
+    - Click on `Start Streaming` and you can now see your traffic come up in our Application.
 
 Please contact `[email protected]` if you are interested in this setup.
 

docs/install-traffic-capture-sensors/install-traffic-capture-sensors.md

@@ -62,8 +62,6 @@ Note that CloudFront does not provide access to the API endpoint response bodies
 
 You may instrument your AWS API Gateway endpoints with CloudWatch Logs.
 
-However, CloudWatch only provides endpoints access logs and API endpoint request and response bodies will not be available.
-
 [**Click here for the installation instructions**](/install-traffic-capture-sensors/aws-api-gateway).
 
 ## Azure API Management Policy