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== ELB Logs == | == ELB Logs == | ||
Balrog publishes logs to S3 buckets which are [https://sql.telemetry.mozilla.org available for querying in Redash]. The relevant tables are: | |||
* | * balrog_elb_logs_aus{3,4,5} - These tables contain update request records sourced from the ELB logs of the named domain (eg: aus5). If you're looking to do ad-hoc queries of update request (eg: estimate how many users are on a particular version or channel), the balrog_elb_logs_aus5 is probably what you want to query. | ||
* | * balrog_elb_logs_aus_api - This table contains request logs for the aus-api.mozilla.org domain | ||
* | * log_balrog_admin_nginx_access - This table contains access logs for the admin app sourced from nginx access logs. | ||
* | * log_balrog_admin_nginx_error - This table contains error logs for the admin app sourced from nginx error logs. | ||
* | * log_balrog_admin_syslog_admin_fixed - This table contains syslog output from the admin app's Docker container. | ||
* | * log_balrog_admin_syslog_agent - This table contains syslog output from the agent's Docker container. | ||
* | * log_balrog_web_syslog_web_fixed - This table contains syslog output from the public app's Docker containers. | ||
Redash should show you the table schemas in the pane on the left. If not, you can inspect with them with "describe $table". | |||
== Backups == | == Backups == |