Django Request Logger for FluentD-HTTP
DEPRECATION NOTICE
This project won't be maintained anymore, you can consider alternatives such as django-logging-json. Which is much better anyways. I won't be writing a single line of code for Django anymore :)
Logs Django requests and response metadata as well as the request and response bodies optionally.
Theses logs are formatted as JSON for a better compliance with modern document indexing and processing solutions (who said Elasticseach ?).
All you have to do is setup a fluentd HTTP receiver and adapt the configuration
in Django accordingly (that simply goes in your traditionnal Django
settings.py file):
* HOST: fluentd server hostname (default: localhost)
* PORT: fluentd http server port (default: 24224)
* ENV : adds a "fluentd_environment" tag to log document (default: None)
* TAG : tag identifying the source in fluentd pipelines (default
django.requests)
* FLUSH_PERIOD: the interval between two flushes of the fluentd push queue
(allows for CPU consumption shaping)
* DROP_SIZE: when there are more logs that DROP_SIZE in the push queue, older
logs will be flushed
* RETRY_INTERVAL: time to wait before trying again a failed request
* IGNORE_REQUESTS: (Python) list of (method, path, response_code) tuples for
which not to forward requests (useful for health checks for
instance)
* FIELDS_TO_OBFUSCATE: a Python list of fields (such as
"requests.headers.authorization" to obfuscate. Passwords
and API keys mostly ;-) The value of these fields will
be replaced with "OBFUSCATED" before anything is
forwarded to fluentd.License
MIT
Maintainers
- Etienne Lafarge etienne@rythm.co
