Importing Traefik access logs into Matomo

Traefik Traefik v2
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Hello,

I am trying to import the Traefik access log into Matomo using the python script provided here:

but it doesn't seem to support the json format of Traefik. Here is what it does support

FORMATS = {
'common': RegexFormat('common', _COMMON_LOG_FORMAT),
'common_vhost': RegexFormat('common_vhost', _HOST_PREFIX + _COMMON_LOG_FORMAT),
'ncsa_extended': RegexFormat('ncsa_extended', _NCSA_EXTENDED_LOG_FORMAT),
'common_complete': RegexFormat('common_complete', _HOST_PREFIX + _NCSA_EXTENDED_LOG_FORMAT),
'w3c_extended': W3cExtendedFormat(),
'amazon_cloudfront': AmazonCloudFrontFormat(),
'iis': IisFormat(),
'shoutcast': ShoutcastFormat(),
's3': RegexFormat('s3', _S3_LOG_FORMAT),
'icecast2': RegexFormat('icecast2', _ICECAST2_LOG_FORMAT),
'elb': RegexFormat('elb', _ELB_LOG_FORMAT, '%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S'),
'nginx_json': JsonFormat('nginx_json'),
'ovh': RegexFormat('ovh', _OVH_FORMAT)
}

I can't use the common format because it doesn't have the Host attribute (e.g. www.mysite.com). I know I can write a regex myself but I don't think I am the first person to run into this. I would love to not reinvent the wheel. I was hoping someone would share their solution?

Many thanks!
Seth

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The tool seems to support CLF, which is mostly space separated. When looking at the tests, there is no Traefik JSON file.

So you could invent the wheel and provide a pull request, so others can use it in the future, too. (Doc)

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After some digging it seems that there is already a pull request for this:
https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo-log-analytics/pull/322
Unfortunately it is 2 years old. I will see what I can do about getting it brought back to life.

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That sounds great!!!

5

UPDATE: The Matomo import script now supports Traefik JSON access logs.
https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo-log-analytics

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