CDN logs

With CDN logs, you can troubleshoot issues with your distribution and confirm that it receives requests.

The following table describes the information included in STACKIT CDN logs:

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Field	Description
Status	HTTPS status code returned by the server, such as 200 OK or 404 Not Found, representing the outcome of the request.
Timestamp	Exact date and time when the request was made, useful for tracking and correlating events.
Remote country	Country from which the request originated, showing the geographic source.
Cache	Cache status of the request: HIT (data was served from cache), MISS (data was not in cache).
Size	Amount of data requested, typically measured in bytes or other relevant units.
Data center	Name or identifier of the data center that handled the request. A list of data centers is available here.
Path	Specific URL path or resource requested, providing context for the target content.

When you enable STACKIT CDN Web Application Firewall (WAF), your logs include additional information. Details about these fields are available here.