Export logs to CSV

Paradarum has one export feature: downloading raw access logs as a CSV file. Use it to archive request data, open it in a spreadsheet, or feed your own analytics.

Only raw logs can be exported

There is no export for aggregate statistics. The dashboard's summary, traffic, cache, countries and other views are shown as charts and tables in the panel only — they can't be downloaded. Just the raw request logs export.

Export from the panel

1. Go to Monitoring → RAW Logs.
2. Set your filters (search, property, date range, status code, method).
3. Click Export CSV (top-right).

The export uses your current filters but ignores pagination — it pulls up to the most recent 100,000 matching rows. Your browser downloads a file named like logs_export_20260610142201.csv.

Hard cap of 100,000 rows

The export is capped at the most recent 100,000 matching rows. A wide window with more matches is silently truncated to the latest 100k — narrow your date range or filters to capture an older slice.

CSV format

The first row is a header. Columns are emitted in this fixed order:

Column	Meaning
Time	UTC timestamp, YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
Host	Request host
Method	HTTP method
URI	Request path
Status	HTTP status code
Size	Response size in bytes
Duration_ms	Request duration in milliseconds
IP	Client IP address
Country	ISO country code
Device	Device type
Browser	Browser name
OS	Operating system
Cache	Cache status (HIT / MISS / BYPASS / EXPIRED)

"Time","Host","Method","URI","Status","Size","Duration_ms","IP","Country","Device","Browser","OS","Cache"
2026-06-10 14:22:01,cdn.example.com,GET,/images/logo.png,200,18432,12.4,203.0.113.7,US,desktop,Chrome,Windows,HIT

Related pages

• Raw access logs — the filters the export honors.
• Statistics dashboard — the aggregate charts.

Automating?

You can also pull logs programmatically — see the API reference.