Use this little script as EC2 User Data to install a Sumo Logic collector. Be sure to base64 encode it.

gistfile1.txt

cat > /usr/local/SumoCollector/config/custom_sources.json << END
{
    "api.version": "v1",
    "sources": [
        {
            "sourceType": "LocalFile",
            "name": "JMeter Results",
            "pathExpression": "/home/ec2-user/results/*.jtl",
            "blacklist": "",
            "category": "jload/engine/results",
            "useAutolineMatching": false,
            "multilineProcessingEnabled": false,
            "timeZone": "UTC",
            "automaticDateParsing": true,
            "forceTimeZone": false,
            "defaultDateFormat": "dd/MMM/yyyy HH:mm:ss"
        },
        {
            "sourceType": "LocalFile",
            "name": "JMeter Logs",
            "pathExpression": "/home/ec2-user/logs/*.log",
            "blacklist": "",
            "category": "jload/engine/logs",
            "useAutolineMatching": false,
            "multilineProcessingEnabled": false,
            "timeZone": "UTC",
            "automaticDateParsing": true,
            "forceTimeZone": false,
            "defaultDateFormat": "dd/MMM/yyyy HH:mm:ss"
        }
    ]
}
END

curl -o /tmp/sumo.sh https://collectors.sumologic.com/rest/download/linux/64
sh /tmp/sumo.sh -q -dir "/usr/local/SumoCollector"
-q -VskipRegistration=true -Vephemeral=true -Vsources=/path/to/sources.json -Vsumo.accessid=<access_id> -Vsumo.accesskey=<access_key>
/etc/init.d/collector stop

cat > /etc/sumo.conf << END
name=<collector name> #Omit this line to use the hostname 
ephemeral=true
accessid=randomaccessid
accesskey=randomaccesskey
sources=/usr/local/SumoCollector/config/custom_sources.json
END
/etc/init.d/collector start