The attributes in the following table are common to all types of logs.
Key | Value | Example |
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client_ip | Client IP address. | 127.0.0.1 |
configuration_context | IAM configuration context | [DEFAULT] |
corr_id | When the Correlation ID feature is set, the value of the correlation ID is generated by a third party system of IAM for a specific transaction, and sent to IAM in the specified header of the corresponding HTTP request. Upon receival of the incoming HTTP request, IAM logs the value of the correlation ID as For more information on the Correlation ID feature, see Correlation ID for better traceability. | 5d710a6d-d379-4698-8f8c-ea47d56b8cd81 |
environment | IAM environment | [COMMON] |
exception | Raw exception text | com.airlock.iam.login.app.misc.oauth2.OAuth2RequestHandlingException:Invalid OAuth 2.0 Request. ... |
host | Hostname where the log message originated. | iam.example.com |
instance | IAM instance | auth |
log_id | Type of the log message (see above) | IAM-DETAIL |
logger_name | Internal logger name, typically class name. | com.airlock.iam.login.app.misc.LoginServlet |
message | Free-form text | redirectToPage() - location: login |
program | IAM module that issued the log message. | adminapp |
priority | Log level in syslog format. Indicates the severity or importance of the individual log message. | info |
req_id | Request ID | 745875971973439261 |
sess_id | Session ID | 987378306886186762 |
thread | Thread name | https-jsse-nio-0.0.0.0-8443-exec-10 |
time | Date and time in ISO-8601 format. This is the main attribute for indexing in Elasticsearch. | 2019-09-11T16:17:56.138+0200 |
1 | The example correlation ID shown here is a universally unique identifier UUID generated online using random numbers. |