The type field identifies your log type. Logz.io parses logs based on type. For example, if a log type is apache_access, Logz.io automatically parses these logs as Apache access logs.
This table shows the built-in log types that Logz.io supports. If you don’t see your log type here, you can create custom data parsing using the data parsing wizard.
| Description | Type |
|---|---|
| Apache access | apache, apache_access, apache-access |
| AWS CloudFront | cloudfront |
| AWS CloudTrail | cloudtrail |
| AWS ELB | elb |
| AWS VPCFlow | vpcflow |
| AWS Route 53 | route_53 |
| AWS S3 access | S3Access |
| Elasticsearch | elasticsearch |
| GPFS | gpfs |
| HAProxy | haproxy |
| Jenkins | jenkins |
| Kafka | kafka_server |
| Microsoft IIS | iis |
| MongoDB | mongodb |
| Monit | monit |
| MySQL | mysql |
| MySQL error | mysql_error |
| MySQL slow query | mysql_slow_query |
| MySQL monitor | mysql_monitor |
| Nagios | nagios |
| nginx access | nginx, nginx_access, nginx-access |
| nginx error | nginx-error |
| OSSEC | ossec |