The BunnyCDN log format is a plain-text format. By default, BunnyCDN provides
logs for 3 days, and you can fetch these with your account key.
Each request is logged on a separate line, and the fields are delimited by
`|`. Here are the fields in order, and their short descriptions.
1. Cache status
- If the request was served from the cache, the value is HIT. Otherwise, the
value is MISS.
2. Status code
- The HTTP status code
3. Request timestamp
- UNIX timestamp of the request
4. Bytes sent
- The size of the response
5. Pull zone ID
6. Remote IP
- The IP address of the client
7. Referrer URL
- The address given in the _Referer_ header.
8. URL
- Self-explanatory
9. Edge location code
- The CDN location that served the request
10. User-Agent
- The value of the User-Agent header
11. Request ID
- Unique ID for the request
12. Country code
- The country code of the client IP
BunnyCDN Log file format
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