Introduction

How It Works

Velo's site monitoring Logs tool records Wix site events as log entries. Each log entry is a JSON object representing a single site event.

The following is an example of a logEntry:

Log Entry for Console Log in HTTP Function

 {
   "timestamp": "2019-03-31T06:02:12.008Z",
   "receiveTimestamp": "2019-03-31T06:02:12.925Z",
   "severity": "INFO",
   "insertId": "6axgiF6X45ftx7A1bjJBCh",
   "labels": {
     "siteUrl": "https://my-site.com",
     "namespace": "Velo",
     "tenantId": "fbd4e3c6-8e55-4098-b0ff-5e478b6c957e",
     "viewMode": "Site",
     "revision": "12"
   },
   "operation": {
     "id": "1554017373.14484058793726342",
     "producer": "httpFunction:myFunction",
   },
   "sourceLocation": {
     "file": "http-functions.js",
     "line": 14
   },
   "jsonPayload": {
     "message": "myFunction called."
   }
 }

For a detailed description of the JSON representation of a log entry, click here.

Viewing Site Events

Velo's site monitoring feature lets you investigate your site events in 3 ways:

• View live site events in real time: You can quickly scan basic site event information or view the JSON object representing each event. Events are loaded as they occur. Learn more.
• Connect to Google Operations: You can easily connect your Wix site events to Google's external monitoring tool. Google Operations performs log analysis and generates visual depictions of site event data, allowing you to extract meaningful insights from your site events. Learn more.
• Connect to an external monitoring tool: You can connect your Wix site events to a monitoring tool of your choice to generate metrics and analyze logs. Learn more.

To learn how to trigger events on your site, click here.