NSQ Logs

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

Ability to output log content generated during program execution to a specified NSQ Topic.

• Supports configuring multiple NSQD request addresses
• Supports different log output format types
• Supports custom log formatting configuration

Operation Demonstration

Create NSQ Log Configuration

1. Click on Operations & Integration -> NSQ Logs, then click Add NSQ Log.

2. Fill in the NSQ log configuration and click Confirm after completion.

Configuration Description:

Field Name	Description
NSQD Address List	The list of addresses where NSQD provides TCP services, supporting multiple addresses
Topic	Information about the NSQD Topic
Authentication Secret	Key information for NSQD access authentication
Output Format	Supported output log content formats, such as single-line and JSON format
Formatting Configuration	Output format template, configuration tutorial available here

Example Formatting 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": [
      "$response_headers"
   ],
   "status_code": [
      "$status",
      "$proxy_status"
   ],
   "time": [
      "$request_time",
      "$response_time"
   ]
}

Deployment

1. Click the Deploy button next to the configuration you wish to deploy.