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Requests

The Requests log stream records every individual API call passing through Taimoe Enterprise AI Gateway. It provides granular visibility into who made each call, which model serviced the request, response status, token usage, latency, and cost.

Navigate to OBSERVABILITY → Requests in the Aegis Console to inspect the real-time data plane request log.


Filtering & Searching Requests

The Requests page provides real-time controls to filter data plane traffic:

  • Search Bar: Perform full-text search across model aliases, Virtual Key aliases, or error messages (press Enter or click Refresh).
  • Status Class Filter: Filter requests by HTTP status code class:
    • All statuses: Shows all traffic.
    • 2xx: Successful requests.
    • 4xx: Client errors (e.g., rate limits, invalid keys, invalid model parameters).
    • 5xx: Server or model provider errors.
  • Date Range Picker: Filter request logs by time range (defaults to Last 24 hours).

Request Table Schema

ColumnDescription
TimeTimestamp when the request reached the gateway.
StatusHTTP status code badge color-coded by class (2xx green, 4xx yellow, 5xx red).
ActionAPI endpoint path called (e.g., /v1/chat/completions).
ModelTarget model alias (e.g., gpt-4o, gemini-1.5-pro).
Tokens (in / out)Prompt tokens and completion tokens consumed for the request.
CostCalculated cost of the individual call in USD ($).
LatencyRound-trip request processing latency in milliseconds (ms).
KeyTruncated Virtual Key ID or alias associated with the request.
TraceDirect action links to deep dive into telemetric traces or session conversations.

Each row in the request table includes quick action links:

  • Trace Icon: Clicking the Open Trace icon navigates directly to the OpenTelemetry trace details (/observability/traces/:trace_id) for in-depth execution waterfall analysis.
  • Conversation Icon: If the request is part of a multi-turn chat session, clicking the Conversation icon opens the full transcript thread (/observability/conversations?session=:session_id).