NSQ Log

Introduction

Collect log information from the request gateway and output it to NSQ, making it convenient for users to perform secondary operations such as log analysis.

Features

Allows the log content generated during the program execution to be output to a specified NSQ Topic.

• Supports multiple NSQD request addresses
• Supports different log output formats
• Allows custom log formatting configuration

Operation Demo

Create NSQ Log Configuration

1. Click on Operations & Integration -> Log Configuration -> NSQ Log in the left navigation bar, and click Add NSQ Log.

2. Fill in the NSQ log configuration.

Configuration Explanation:

Field Name	Description
NSQD Address List	List of TCP service addresses provided by NSQD, supporting multiple addresses
Topic	Topic information of NSQD
Authentication Secret	Authentication key information for accessing NSQD
Output Format	Format of the output log content, supporting single line and JSON formats
Format Configuration	Output format template. For the configuration guide, click here to navigate

Sample Format Configuration

{
   "fields": [
      "$time_iso8601",
      "$request_id",
      "@request",
      "@proxy",
      "@response",
      "@status_code",
      "@time"
   ],
   "request": [
      "$request_method",
      "$scheme",
      "$request_uri",
      "$host",
      "$header",
      "$remote_addr"
   ],
   "proxy": [
      "$proxy_method",
      "$proxy_scheme",
      "$proxy_uri",
      "$proxy_host",
      "$proxy_header",
      "$proxy_addr"
   ],
   "response": [
      "$response_header"
   ],
   "status_code": [
      "$status",
      "$proxy_status"
   ],
   "time": [
      "$request_time",
      "$response_time"
   ]
}

Go Live

1. Click the Go Live button next to the configuration to be launched.