Each data input requires a combination of a unique data account ID and a source type. For example, if you're ingesting data from the same AWS account, you can create separate data inputs for different data sources from the AWS Security and AWS Metadata group like AWS CloudTrail, AWS Security Hub, and Amazon GuardDuty.

Each data input requires a combination of a unique data account ID and a source type. For example, if you're ingesting data from the same AWS account, you can create separate data inputs for different data sources from the AWS Security and AWS Metadata group like AWS CloudTrail, AWS Security Hub, and Amazon GuardDuty.

An exception applies to Amazon CloudWatch Logs. For any given data account ID, you can create only one data input for Amazon CloudWatch Logs. Therefore, if you want to add data from additional data sources, for example Lambda or Amazon RDS, you must edit your existing Amazon CloudWatch Logs data input instead of creating a new one. For details on how to edit data inputs, see Edit your AWS data inputs for Data Manager.

When you create data inputs for AWS Organizations, you have to take into consideration that you work with organizational units. For more information about creating data inputs for AWS Organizations, see Configure AWS for onboarding from organizational units.