Table of contents
- Introduction
- How to set HTTP logging for Transformers, Incoming and Outgoing configurations
Introduction
HTTP logging helps you inspect, Transformer, Incoming and Outgoing HTTP requests and responses for debugging, monitoring, and auditing purposes. Alumio allows HTTP logging to be enabled or disabled at multiple levels, such as HTTP clients, transformers, subscribers, and publishers, giving you fine-grained control over what is logged and where.
With the introduction of the “Enabled logging” dropdown, you can now explicitly control logging behaviour per component. While it is still possible to configure multiple logger plugins, only the last configured logger will be used to prevent duplicate logs and confusion.
How to set HTTP logging for Transformers, Incoming and Outgoing configurations
Step 1: Create a new Transformer, Incoming, or Outgoing configuration.
Step 2: After filling in all required fields, locate the Enable logging dropdown. This setting determines how HTTP requests are logged:
- Inherit from client (default) – The request is logged using the formatter configured in the HTTP client.
- Enabled – The request is logged using the formatter configured in the current transformer or configuration.
- Disabled – Logging is turned off and the request is not logged.
