This topic describes the fields in real-time logs. After you enable real-time log delivery, you can check the description of each field in real-time log entries. The following table describes the fields.
No. | Field | Description | Indexed by default |
1 | unixtime | The timestamp of the request. | No |
2 | domain | The domain name to which the request was sent. | Yes |
3 | method | The request method. | Yes |
4 | scheme | The protocol over which the request was sent. | Yes |
5 | uri | The requested resource. | Yes |
6 | uri_param | The request parameters. | Yes |
7 | client_ip | The real IP address of the client that made the request. The first IP address in the Note: The format of the | Yes |
8 | proxy_ip | The IP address of the proxy. The second IP address in the | No |
9 | remote_ip | The IP address of the client that is connected to the POP. | Yes |
10 | remote_port | The port number of the client that is connected to the POP. | No |
11 | refer_protocol | The protocol in the HTTP Referer header. | No |
12 | refer_domain | The domain name in the HTTP Referer header. | Yes |
13 | refer_uri | The URI in the HTTP Referer header. | Yes |
14 | refer_param | The parameters in the HTTP Referer header. | No |
15 | request_size | The size of the request. | Yes |
16 | request_time | The response time. Unit: milliseconds. | Yes |
17 | response_size | The size of the response. Unit: bytes. | Yes |
18 | return_code | The HTTP status code that is returned. | Yes |
19 | sent_http_content_range | The value of the Range field in the response header. The Range value is specified by the origin server. Example: 0 to 99/200. Unit: bytes. | No |
20 | server_addr | The IP address of the POP that responded to the request. | No |
21 | server_port | The port number of the POP that responded to the request. | No |
22 | body_bytes_sent | The size of the request body. Unit: bytes. | No |
23 | content_type | The type of the requested resource. | Yes |
24 | hit_info | The cache hit result, excluding requests for live streaming resources or dynamic content. Valid values: HIT and MISS. A value of HIT specifies a cache hit. A value of MISS specifies a cache miss. | Yes |
25 | http_range | The value of the Range field in the request header. Example: 0 to 100. Unit: bytes. | No |
26 | user_agent | The information about the proxy of the client. | Yes |
27 | uuid | The unique ID of the request (traceid). | Yes |
28 | via_info | The information about the Via header. | No |
29 | xforwordfor | The value of the X-Forward-For header in the request. | Yes |