Fastly

Channels

• ddos-protection/v1/events
  DDoS Protection events feed. Clients poll /ddos-protection/v1/events to observe attack events detected by Fastly (active, mitigated, ended) with traffic statistics. Each emitted item is modeled here a
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• fanout/subscriber/{channel}
  Logical subscriber-side channel representing the delivery of a Fanout PublishItem to subscribers of {channel}. Delivery transport is selected per item via the formats map (http-response, http-stream,
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/bigquery
  Fastly BigQuery logging destination. Log messages are uploaded into the configured BigQuery dataset/table using the configured row format.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/datadog
  Fastly Datadog logging destination. Fastly uploads log messages to the Datadog HTTP intake in the Datadog-specified configuration format.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/gcp-pubsub
  Fastly Google Cloud Pub/Sub logging destination. Fastly publishes edge log messages to the configured Pub/Sub topic.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/gcs
  Fastly Real-Time Logging Google Cloud Storage destination.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/https
  Fastly HTTPS logging destination. After the customer validates domain ownership, Fastly POSTs batched log records to the configured HTTPS URL.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/kafka
  Fastly Kafka logging destination. Fastly uploads edge log records to the configured topic on the customer's Kafka broker.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/kinesis
  Fastly Amazon Kinesis logging destination. Fastly publishes edge log messages as records on the configured Kinesis Data Stream.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/s3
  Fastly Real-Time Logging S3 destination. Fastly batches edge log records and uploads them as objects to the configured S3 bucket.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/splunk
  Fastly Splunk logging destination. Fastly POSTs edge log events to the configured Splunk HTTP Event Collector URL.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• logging/syslog
  Fastly Syslog logging destination. Fastly streams log lines to the configured syslog-compatible host (typically over TLS).
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• notifications/webhook
  Outbound webhook delivered by the Fastly Notification Service when an Alert Definition's evaluation strategy threshold is crossed. The Notification Service supports mailing list, Microsoft Teams, New
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• service/{service_id}/publish/
  Fastly Publishing (Fanout) ingress. Producers POST a PublishRequest containing PublishItem messages addressed to channels; Fastly Fanout fans each item out to subscribed HTTP responses, HTTP streams,
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• v1/channel/{service_id}/ts/h
  Convenience stream that returns the last 120 seconds of one-second analytics records for a service in a single response. Suitable for bootstrapping a stream before transitioning to the timestamped cha
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• v1/channel/{service_id}/ts/h/domains/{domain}/limit/{max_entries}
  Domain Inspector real-time metrics stream for a specific domain.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• v1/channel/{service_id}/ts/h/limit/{max_entries}
  Limited real-time analytics stream returning up to max_entries one-second records from the recent window for a service.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• v1/channel/{service_id}/ts/h/origins/{origin}/limit/{max_entries}
  Origin Inspector real-time metrics stream for a specific origin host.
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces
• v1/channel/{service_id}/ts/{start_timestamp}
  Real-time analytics stream for a service. Each GET returns analytics records (one per second) generated since start_timestamp. The Timestamp field of the response is used as the start_timestamp of the
  Fastly Streaming, Logging, and Event Surfaces