Log Forwarding: Imperva log-forwarding-imperva
This guide explains how to forward CDN logs from Imperva to Adobe’s S3 bucket for agentic traffic data collection. You will use the LLM Optimizer CDN configuration page to onboard to LLM Optimizer. After the onboarding process is complete, follow the steps provided on this page to configure log forwarding from the Imperva web console.
Step 1: Onboard in LLM Optimizer step-1
On the LLM Optimizer page https://llmo.now/:
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Go to Configuration.
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Click the CDN Configuration tab.
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Click Get Started.
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Next to Activate AI Traffic Insights, click Configure.
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Select Imperva (BYOCDN).
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Click Onboard.
Step 2: Configure log forwarding in Imperva step-2
On the Imperva console:
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Log in to your Imperva account at https://my.imperva.com.
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In the sidebar, go to Logs > Log Setup (or Log Integration).
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Select Amazon S3 ARN as the connection type (log destination).
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Enter the following:
table 0-row-3 1-row-3 2-row-3 Field Description Note Connection name A descriptive name for the connection (for example, Production S3 logs). You can rename the default. Path The location of the folder where log files will be stored. Use the format <Amazon S3 bucket name>/<log folder>. For example:MyBucket/MyImpervaLogFolder.Amazon S3 bucket nameis the Bucket Name from the LLM Optimizer configuration page. The log folder is Path from the LLM Optimizer configuration page.
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Click Test connection. Imperva runs a full test in which a test file (no real data) is sent to the designated folder and then removed when the transfer is complete.
- Available — storage details are valid; you can configure logs to use this connection.
- Undefined — either the required details are missing or the test failed.
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Click Save to store the configuration.
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Configure log options (log types, log level, format, compression) and Log Levels. You can get the values from the LLM Optimizer configuration page.
table 0-row-2 1-row-2 2-row-2 3-row-2 4-row-2 5-row-2 6-row-2 Field Note Log integration mode
Delivery method
Log types
Log level
Format
Compress logs