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# Edgesight

Learn how Edgesight provides tools for accessing, exploring, exporting, analyzing, and monitoring CDN traffic data.

Edgesight includes **Instant Logs**, **Logpush**, **Analytics**, and **Alerts**. These capabilities support different log workflows, from inspecting individual CDN requests to delivering log data to external systems and monitoring traffic through dashboards and alerts.

You can access Edgesight from the [Medianova Control Panel](https://cloud.medianova.com).

## Edgesight Products

### Instant Logs

**Instant Logs** provides a searchable view of CDN request logs within the Medianova Control Panel. Logs become available within seconds after requests are served.

You can use Instant Logs to:

* Search and filter request logs.
* Inspect individual requests and their captured fields.
* Analyze request volume and field distributions.
* Export filtered results in CSV or NDJSON format.
* Explore logs from Medianova, Cloudflare, and Akamai through a normalized schema.

Instant Logs can display multiple CDN sources on the same timeline and apply the same filters across supported sources.

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### Logpush

**Logpush** delivers CDN log data to external destinations for storage, processing, or integration with existing log pipelines.

Use Logpush when you need continuous log delivery to your own storage, SIEM, or other supported destination.

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### Edgesight Analytics

**Edgesight Analytics** stores CDN traffic data and provides dashboards for historical analysis.

Use Edgesight Analytics to analyze traffic behavior, cache performance, response status trends, and other CDN metrics over longer time ranges.

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### Edgesight Alerts

**Edgesight Alerts** monitors CDN traffic and generates alerts based on configured conditions.

Use Edgesight Alerts to identify traffic anomalies and conditions that require operational attention.

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## Common Use Cases

Edgesight supports common CDN observability and log management workflows:

* **Request investigation:** Search and filter individual CDN requests to investigate delivery behavior and errors.
* **Traffic analysis:** Examine request volume, status codes, cache behavior, and other CDN traffic characteristics.
* **Log delivery:** Send CDN logs to external storage or log processing systems.
* **Historical analysis:** Use dashboards to examine traffic and performance trends over longer periods.
* **Traffic monitoring:** Monitor CDN activity and receive alerts when configured conditions are detected.


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