Activity Log Event Request

Event for an ingest request

Field TypeTypeValueAvailabilityDescription
@id    A unique identifier for the event. Can be used to refer to and re-find specific events.
@ingesttimestamp    The timestamp of when the event was ingested. The value is milliseconds-since-epoch.
@rawstring    The original text of the event. As it keeps the original data on ingestion, this field allows you to do free-text searching across all logs and to extract virtual fields in queries.
@timestamp    Timestamp in milliseconds since the epoch (1st Jan 1970, 00:00) of the ingested event, e.g. 2022-11-22 09:50:20.100 if the event has an identifiable timestamp.
@timestamp.nanos    Extended precision of timestamp below millisecond. E.g. 295000
@timezone    The timezone the event originated in, if known. This is often set when the event's timestamp is parsed.
category    Category of the event, such as Alert, Request, IngestFeed, Fdr, Query, Action, and ScheduledSearch
contentLength    Amount of data in bytes. If compressed, the size may differ; see decodedContentLength.
decodedContentLength    Amount of data in bytes after any compressed data is uncompressed
#category    Category of the event
#repo    Name of the repo where the event is stored
#severity    Severity of the event from original log source
internal    If the event was internal or not. If internal, URI is also shown.
logcollectorId    Log collector ID
message    Message of the alert or event
method    HTTP method type used during event
organisationId    Organization ID
organisationName    Organization name
orgId    Organization ID
parser    Name of the parser used to ingest data
remote    IP address of resource that created the event
repo    Repository name
repoID    Unique Repository ID
responseLength    If there is a response with the event, the response length
route    Source of the request
severity    Severity of the event
status    Whether the alert, scheduled search, or scheduled report was successful (value Success) or failed (value Failure). An individual failure may be triggered for multiple reasons, but repeated failures over a period of time may indicate a problem that needs investigation.
time    Time for the request
timedOut    Whether request timed out
timestamp    Timestamp in milliseconds of the event
token    ID of the token used during event
uri    URI of the original sqsMessage
user    User who runs the query
userAgent    Web browser identifying information for the event; only for request category
userID    User ID