PutWebtracking - Simple Log Service

Sends multiple logs to Simple Log Service in one request.

Operation description

Usage notes

The information that is required to query logs is obtained. The information includes the name of the project to which the logs belong, the region of the project, and the name of the Logstore to which the logs belong. For more information, see Manage a project and Manage a Logstore.
You can call this operation to collect logs from web pages or clients.
If you use web tracking to collect logs and you do not call this operation, you can send only one log to Simple Log Service in a request. For more information, see Use web tracking to collect logs.
If you want to collect a large amount of log data, you can call this operation to send multiple logs to Simple Log Service in one request.
Before you can call this operation to send logs to a Logstore, you must enable web tracking for the Logstore. For more information, see Use web tracking to collect logs.
You cannot call this operation to send the logs of multiple topics to Simple Log Service at a time.
If you call this operation, anonymous users from the Internet are granted the write permissions on the Logstore. This may generate dirty data because AccessKey pair-based authentication is not performed.

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Authorization information

There is currently no authorization information disclosed in the API.

Request syntax

POST /logstores/{logstoreName}/track HTTP/1.1

Request parameters

Parameter	Type	Required	Description	Example
project	string	Yes	The name of the project.	ali-test-project
logstoreName	string	Yes	The name of the Logstore.	ali-test-logstore
body	object	Yes	The request body.
__topic__	string	No	The topic of the logs.	topic
__source__	string	Yes	The source of the logs.	source
__logs__	array<object>	Yes	The logs. Each element is a JSON object that indicates a log. Note Note: The time in a log that is collected by using the web tracking feature is the time at which Simple Log Service receives the log. You do not need to configure the __time__ field for each log. If this field exists, it is overwritten by the time at which Simple Log Service receives the log.
	object	No	The logs.
	string	No	The log content.	{ "key1": "value1", "key2": "value2" }
__tags__	object	No	The tags of the logs.
	string	No	The tag of the log.	{ "tag1": "value1", "tag2": "value2" }

Only the following request headers are supported. The first two request headers are required when you call the PutWebTracking operation. For more information about the formats and descriptions of the request headers, see Common request headers.

x-log-apiversion: 0.6.0
x-log-bodyrawsize: 1234
x-log-compresstype: lz4

The x-log-compresstype header is required only when you need to send compressed data. To send compressed data, you must use the LZ4 or DEFLATE algorithm. You can specify x-log-compresstype: lz4 or x-log-compresstype: deflate. For more information about how to compress data, see Data compression.

Response parameters

Parameter	Type	Description	Example
headers	object
Server	string	The name of the server.	nginx
Content-Type	string	The format of the response body.	application/json
Content-Length	string	The length of the response body.	0
Connection	string	Indicates whether the connection is persistent. Valid values: close: The connection is non-persistent. A new TCP connection is established for each HTTP request. keep-alive: The connection is persistent. After a TCP connection is established, the connection remains open, and no more time or bandwidth is consumed to establish new connections.	close
Date	string	The time when the response was returned.	Sun, 27 May 2018 08:25:04 GMT
x-log-requestid	string	The request ID.	5B0A6B60BB6EE39764D458B5

Examples

Sample success responses

JSONformat

{}

Error codes

For a list of error codes, visit the Service error codes.