HTTP fields
This reference provides details about HTTP protocol fields that are captured and available in application event logs for analysis and monitoring purposes.
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Field |
Description |
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host |
The host header from an HTTP request, indicating the target server. |
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info_code |
The last informational status code returned by a server. |
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info_msg |
The last informational reason phrase returned by a server. |
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method |
The HTTP method used in a request, for example, GET or POST. |
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origin |
The origin header from a client. |
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orig_filenames |
List of file names sent by a client. Values in the list are separated by empty spaces. |
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orig_mime_types |
List of the content type (MIME type) files sent by a client. Values in the list are separated by empty spaces. |
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proxied |
List of headers associated with proxied requests. Values in a list are separated by empty spaces. |
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referrer |
The referrer header, indicating the URL of a page that is linked to the requested resource. |
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request_body_len |
The length of an HTTP request body (decompressed and normalized). |
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response_body_len |
The length of an HTTP response body (decompressed and normalized). |
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resp_filenames |
List of file names sent by a server. Values in the list are separated by empty spaces. |
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resp_mime_types |
List of the content type files sent by a server. Values in the list are separated by empty spaces. |
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status_code |
The HTTP status code returned by a server, for example, 200 or 404. |
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status_msg |
The HTTP status message returned by a server, for example, OK or Not Found. |
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trans_depth |
The number of request-response pairs seen in an HTTP session. |
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uri |
The Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) from an HTTP request, specifying the resource being requested. |
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user_agent |
The user-agent header from a client, identifying the client software. |
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version |
The HTTP version used in a request. |