Real-Time Logpush
Medianova's Real-Time Logpush enables you to automatically send detailed CDN request and response logs to your designated destination in real time or in intervals. This documentation outlines the setup, available fields, and log formats.
Overview
The Real-Time Logpush service delivers logs in JSON Lines format (.jsonl), compressed with Gzip (.txt.gz). Each log entry represents an HTTP request processed by Medianova's CDN edge servers.
Logs are pushed automatically every 5 minutes or when the size limit is reached—whichever comes first. For HTTP, the limit is 5 MB. For other options, it’s 50 MB.
Delivery Method
Logs are pushed automatically every 5 minutes or when the size limit is reached—whichever comes first. For HTTP, the limit is 5 MB. For other options, it’s 50 MB.
Destination Types Supported
Medianova Stook (MN Storage Service)
Amazon S3
S3 Compatible Storage Services
HTTP/S endpoint
ElasticSearch Indexes
Configuration Steps
Basic Info: Provide a name, description, and select resource(s) for your logpush job.
Fields: Select from available log fields.
Destination: Define the destination (e.g., Medianova Stook, Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage and any S3 Compatible Storage, Elasticsearch or your own HTTP/S endpoint).
Review: Verify your settings and activate the job.
Available Log Fields
You can select from the following fields to include in your logs:
Account Type
The type of account making the request.
Asn
Autonomous System Number of the client's ISP.
Body Bytes Sent
Bytes sent in the response body.
Body Received
Bytes received in the request body.
Bytes Sent
Total bytes sent from CDN to the client.
Client Port
Source port used by the client.
Content Type
The Content-Type of the response.
Country Code
ISO country code of the client IP address.
HTTP Host
The value of the Host HTTP header.
HTTP Protocol
HTTP version used (e.g., HTTP/1.1, HTTP/2).
HTTP Referrer
Referrer URL sent by the client.
HTTP User Agent
Browser or client user agent making the request.
Http X Request Host
The X-Request-Host HTTP header value.
Isp
Internet Service Provider of the client.
Proxy Cache Status
Status of CDN caching (HIT, MISS, BYPASS, etc.).
Remote Address
Client IP address initiating the request.
Request ID
Unique identifier assigned to each request.
Request Method
HTTP method used (GET, POST, etc.).
Request Parameters
Query parameters sent with the request.
Request Time
Total time taken by the CDN to process the request (s).
Request URI
Requested URI including path and query string.
Resource UUID
Unique identifier for the requested CDN resource.
Scheme
The request scheme (http or https).
Sent Http Content Length
The Content-Length of the response sent to the client.
Server Name
Domain name (Host header) requested.
SSL Cipher
The SSL/TLS cipher suite used for the connection.
SSL Protocol
The SSL/TLS protocol used for the connection.
Status
HTTP response status code returned by the CDN.
TCP Info RTT
The TCP round-trip time in milliseconds.
TCP Info RTT Var
The TCP round-trip time variance.
Timestamp
The time when the request was received at the edge server.
Upstream Response Time
The time taken by the upstream server to respond to the request (s).
Via
The value of the Via HTTP header.
Log Format Example
Each log entry is structured as a JSON line:
Pricing
Pricing varies depending on log volume. Please contact the Medianova Sales Team for detailed pricing information based on your log size requirements.
Usage Considerations
Ensure your destination endpoint can handle real-time data ingestion.
Regularly monitor storage usage, especially if selecting all available fields.
Configure access controls and encryption at your destination to maintain data security.
For support or additional integration queries, contact Medianova Technical Support support@medianova.com.
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