The request log file pattern contains a list of pipe ("|") separated values. The file pattern will contain the same number of columns, if a value is missing it will be empty.
Note: If not provided by the client, the 'Request Content-Length' value is initialised as "-1".
Request log file record structure
Timestamp | Trace ID | Remote Address | Username | Request method | Request URL | Return Status | Request Content Length | Response Content Length | Request Duration | Request User Agent
Request log file record sample
2018-11-18T15:39:04.902Z|d5d75b3c41242768|127.0.0.1|anonymous|GET|api/v1/cert/root|200|0|6|0|JFrog Access Java Client/4.1.12
Value | Description | Example |
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Timestamp | The date and time the request was completed and entered into the log file, in UTC time with the standard format: [yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSSZ]. |
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Trace ID | The trace id value. |
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Remote Address | The IP address of the remote caller (ipv4 or ipv6). |
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Username | The requesting user's username or "anonymous" when accessed anonymously. |
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Request method | The HTTP request method, in UPPERCASE. |
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Request URL | The relative URL for the request. |
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Return Status | The HTTP return code for the request. |
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Response Content Length | The size of the server response in bytes, for example, the size of downloaded file. -1 if unknown (for example, chunked encoding). | |
Request Content Length | The size of the user request in bytes, for example, the size of an uploaded file. -1 if unknown. | |
Request Duration | The time in ms for the request to process. | |
Request User Agent | The request user agent. |
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