HTTP Endpoint
Description
You can send your Mezmo Pipeline log data to any HTTP endpoint.
Configuration Options
Basic
Basic configuration options are exposed by default.
Option | Description |
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End-to-End Acknowledgement | Enable this option to receive verification that log data is being received by the HTTP endpoint. |
URI | The full URI for HTTP requests. This should include the protocol and host, but can also include the port, path, and any other valid part of a URI. |
Encoding | The type of encoding to apply to the data. |
Compression | The compression to apply to the encoded log data before sending it to the endpoint. |
Authentication Strategy | The strategy to use for authentication to the HTTP endpoint. |
HTTP Headers | An array of key/value objects for the headers to be sent with the request. |
Advanced
Advanced options can be reached by expanding the lower accordion section within the destination page.
Option | Description |
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Payload size | The maximum number of uncompressed bytes when batching data to send to the destination. |
Timeout seconds | The number of seconds to wait for a response until timing out. |
HTTP Method | If a method other than POST is desired, select any of the standard HTTP request type options including PUT, PATCH, DELETE, GET, HEAD, OPTIONS, TRACE |
Payload Prefix | Add characters to the request payload if needed. If added a suffix is also required. |
Payload Suffix | Used in conjunction with the Prefix option for enclosing the payload. If added a prefix is also required. |
Proxy Settings | When enabled, allows for proxies to be used to send data to the specified destination. |
HTTP(S) Endpoint | The proxy endpoint to use for sending traffic when Proxy Settings are enabled. |
Hosts to bypass | The list of hosts to bypass when Proxy Settings are enabled. Can be a domain name, IP address, or CIDR block. Supports dots (.) in domain names and wildcards (*) to match on all hosts. |
TLS Protocols | A list of the ALPN protocols to attempt, in order of how they are entered. |
Request Limit | The maximum number of requests to try within the specified request duration. The default value is |
Duration Seconds | The amount of time over which to The default duration is 1 second. |
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