Self-analyzing dedicated Cloud logs:

ARTIFACTORY: Measuring Data Transfer for Assets in JFrog Artifactory Cloud: Understanding Usage Scenarios and Analyzing Logs

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Omer Borshan
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000005720
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Salesforce
FirstPublishedDate
2023-05-15T07:13:36Z
lastModifiedDate
2023-05-14
VersionNumber
2
We provide the below native logging solutions to our customers:
  • Enable Data Transfer logs feature through MyJFrog Portal - You may analyze the data per your requirements & needs (it will create a new repository with detailed information about usage \ transfer)
Example of a log that will be uploaded to ‘jfrog-billing-logs’ repository:
{"billing_timestamp": "2022-06-01 00:00:00.0","event_timestamp": "2022-05-31 23:50:00.0", "server_name": "serverName", "service": "artifactory","action": "download","project": "projectName", "user_name": "userName", "ip": "11.111.11.111","repository": "repositoryName","artifact_path": "artifactPath","consumption_unit": "bytes", "quantity": 1}
{"billing_timestamp": "2022-05-30 10:00:00.0", "server_name": "serverName", "service": "artifactory","action": "download","project": "projectName", "user_name": "userName", "ip": "11.111.11.111","repository": "repositoryName","artifact_path": "artifactPath","consumption_unit": "bytes", "quantity": 1}
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which will create a dedicated repository 'jfrog-logs' and store there the native logs from Artifactory, such as artifactory-request.log and audit-trail-log:
 
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