API Logs

The API Logs allow you to view the logs of the API, including information such as request ID, response code, URL, Amazon ID, IP address, and method. This helps users understand API performance, identify which APIs are generating errors, and improve the API.

To View the API Logs

Click on Reports in the side navigation > Logs > API Logs.

Filters

You can also filter the report based on the fields listed below:
1. Enter or select the field.
2. Click Search.

Field	Description
Request Id	Unique Identifier of API request.
Response Code	Response of the API: -100: The client should continue the request or ignore the response if the request is already finished. - 200: The request succeeded. - 300: The request has more than one possible response. - 400: The server could not understand the request due to invalid syntax. - 500: The server has encountered a situation it does not know how to handle. - 502: The server, while working as a gateway, got an invalid response while handling the request.
Method	Type of request: -GET: To Read. - POST: To Create. - PUT: To Update/Replace. - PATCH: To Update. - DELETE: To Delete.
IP	IP of the device from where the request has been generated.
URL	URL of the API.
Amazon ID	AWS gateway request ID to check logs.
Operator	Filter with respect to total response time using the below operators: - Equal: Equal to total response time. - Greater than: Greater than total response time. - Greater than Equal To: Greater than or equal to total response time. - Less Than: Less than total response time. - Less Than Equal To: Less than or equal to total response time.
Total Response Time (ms)	Total time taken to respond to the request.
Date-Time	Date and time of the instance when the request reached the servers.

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The Request ID field in the API Logs section is a clickable link. When clicked, it redirects to a detailed view of the specific API request.

Detailed View of the API Request

The detailed view of the API request appears as a table with the following fields:

Field	Description
ID	Unique identifier for the API request.
Amazon ID	Specific identifier for the Amazon Web Service, if applicable.
User ID	The unique identifier of the user making the request.
Start	Timestamp indicating when the API request started.
URL	The endpoint to which the API request was made.
Response Code	Status code returned by the API (e.g., 200 for success).
Response Time	Time taken by the server to respond to the API call (in seconds).
Method	HTTP method used for the request (e.g., POST or GET).
IP	IP address of the client making the request.

Header Section

Field	Description
JSON Format	Metadata for the API request, including content type, authorization, and additional headers required by the API.

Body Section

Field	Description
JSON Format	Payload sent along with the API request, including the data or parameters required for processing the API request.

Response Section

Field	Description
JSON Format	Server's response to the API request, including status messages, returned data, or error details if unsuccessful.