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# Manage Logpush
Learn how to create, edit, and delete Real-Time Logpush jobs in the Medianova Control Panel to automate CDN log delivery.
You can manage all **Real-Time Logpush** configurations directly from the [Medianova Control Panel](https://cloud.medianova.com) under the **Edgesight** section.\
Each Logpush job defines which CDN resource to monitor, which fields to include, and where to deliver the logs.
Once a job is active, logs are automatically delivered every **5 minutes** or when the file size threshold is reached.
### Create a Logpush Job
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From the left-hand menu, go to **Edgesight → Real-Time Logpush**
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Click **Create Logpush Job.**
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Enter a **Name** and **Description** for the job.
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Select one or more **CDN Resources** whose logs will be exported.
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Choose the **Destination Type:**
For example:
* *Medianova Stook*
* *Amazon S3*
* *Elasticsearch*
* *HTTP/S endpoint*
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Fill in the required **Destination Settings** such as access keys, bucket URL, or region.
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Select which **Log Fields** to include.
For a full list of available fields, see Field Reference
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Review your configuration summary.
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Click **Create** to activate the Logpush job.
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### Edit or Delete a Logpush Job
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Locate the job in the **Real-Time Logpush** list.
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Click **Edit** to modify job settings.
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Click **Save** to confirm changes.
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Click **Delete** to remove the job.
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### Verify Log Delivery
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Wait up to **5 minutes** after activation.
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Check your destination (e.g., **Stook** or **Amazon S3**) for a new `.jsonl.gz` file.
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Open the file and confirm that expected fields are present.
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If no file appears, verify endpoint credentials and permissions.
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