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Hello:
All requests (with a few exceptions, like the 413 you noted) should generate access logs. The requests that may not be logged are requests that failed before the service read the request or the service was unable to determine where to send logs:
- Most 413 requests (there is a window where a 413 will generate a log message, but it's very small)
** Some 429 requests (only if you go *well over your account level limits) - 4XX errors sent to a custom domain basepath that has no API mapping
- Some 5XX errors (due to internal failures)
FWIW, many of these cases will also not generate metrics for the same reason.
Apologies for the confusion. I hope this helps.
Regards,
Bob
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Hi Bob,
Thanks for your answer. Is this documented somewhere?
Regards,
Gert-jan
answered 4 years ago
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Hello:
Unfortunately it is not documented today, but our documentation team has been notified to add this in the next update to the docs.
Apologies for the inconvenience.
Regards,
Bob
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