The final aspect to look at with CD2 is web_logs. Note that it has different namespace in CD2 and is under `canvas_logs`, not `canvas`. Unlike the rest of CD2 this table is only available for the last 30 days. The other tables will give you the full state of the database, but becuase web_logs is event-driven it is too large to present all of the data. You'll need to keep the data yourself if you want data for longer than a month.
The final aspect to look at with CD2 is `web_logs`. Note that it has different namespace in CD2 and is under `canvas_logs`, not `canvas`. Unlike the rest of CD2 this table is only available for the last 30 days. The other tables will give you the full state of the database, but because `web_logs` is event-driven it is too large to present all of the data. You'll need to keep the data yourself if you want data for longer than a month.
These replace the `requests` table in CD1 and are very verbose. Like request they have a number of helpful fields to sort them into broad categories: