Logs

The Logs item in the sidebar opens the Request Logs page. It lists every request that passed through the LLM Proxy, with its model, cost, duration, and the user who sent it.

Only admins can open this page. It is under Govern in the sidebar.

What the table shows

Column	Meaning
Time	When the request was made.
Type	The kind of call.
Status	Whether the request succeeded or failed.
Request ID	The proxy’s ID for the request.
Cost	What the request cost.
Duration (s)	How long the request took, in seconds.
Model	The model that served the request.
Tokens	The tokens used.
End User	The person or service that sent the request.

You can sort by Time, Cost, Duration (s), and Tokens.

Find a request

1. Choose a time range: Last 15 Minutes, Last Hour, Last 4 Hours, Last 24 Hours, Last 7 Days, or Custom Range.
2. Select Filters to narrow the list.
3. Select Fetch.

If you already know the ID, paste it into Search by Request ID.

Filter	What it matches
Status	Success or Failure.
End User	One user.
Error Code	An HTTP error code, such as 429 or 500.
Error Message	Text in the error message.
Model	One model.

Reset Filters clears all of them.

Watch requests as they arrive

Turn on Live Tail. The table refreshes every 15 seconds.

Inspect one request

Select a row to open the request drawer. The drawer has these sections:

Section	What it holds
Request Details	The ID, model, user, and status.
Metrics	Duration and token counts.
Request & Response	The messages sent and received. The proxy keeps this text only when Store Prompts in Spend Logs is on.
Cost Breakdown	How the cost was calculated.
Tools	The tools the request carried.
Tags	Tags attached to the request.
Metadata	The raw metadata.

The drawer also has a collapsible Trace sidebar on the left. It lists the calls that belong to the same trace as this request.

Change what is stored and for how long

1. Select the settings button in the page header.
2. In Spend Logs Settings, set the two options.
3. Select Save Settings.

Option	Effect
Store Prompts in Spend Logs	When on, the proxy keeps the text of each request and response. Prompts can contain source code and personal data, so decide this with your security team.
Maximum Spend Logs Retention Period (Optional)	How long logs are kept. Enter a number and a unit, for example 7d or 30d. The units are s, m, h, d, w, and mo.

A new deployment keeps logs for 180 days.

Related pages

• Usage shows totals and trends.
• Data Protection controls masking of personal data before it reaches the model.