Getting Started with UI Logs
View Spend, Token Usage, Key, Team Name for Each Request to LiteLLM
Overview
| Log Type | Tracked by Default |
|---|---|
| Success Logs | ✅ Yes |
| Error Logs | ✅ Yes |
| Request/Response Content Stored | ❌ No by Default, opt in with store_prompts_in_spend_logs |
By default LiteLLM does not track the request and response content.
Tracking - Request / Response Content in Logs Page
If you want to view request and response content on LiteLLM Logs, you can enable it in either place:
- From the UI (no restart): Use UI Spend Log Settings — open Logs → Settings → enable "Store Prompts in Spend Logs" → Save. Takes effect immediately and overrides config.
- From config: Add this to your
proxy_config.yaml(requires restart):
general_settings:
store_prompts_in_spend_logs: true
Stop storing Error Logs in DB
If you do not want to store error logs in DB, you can opt out with this setting
general_settings:
disable_error_logs: True # Only disable writing error logs to DB, regular spend logs will still be written unless `disable_spend_logs: True`
Stop storing Spend Logs in DB
If you do not want to store spend logs in DB, you can opt out with this setting
general_settings:
disable_spend_logs: True # Disable writing spend logs to DB
Automatically Deleting Old Spend Logs
If you're storing spend logs, it might be a good idea to delete them regularly to keep the database fast.
You can set the retention period in either place:
- From the UI (no restart): UI Spend Log Settings — Logs → Settings → set Retention Period → Save.
- From config: Add the following to your
proxy_config.yaml(requires restart):
general_settings:
maximum_spend_logs_retention_period: "7d" # Delete logs older than 7 days
# Optional: how often to run cleanup
maximum_spend_logs_retention_interval: "1d" # Run once per day
You can control how many logs are deleted per run using this environment variable:
SPEND_LOG_RUN_LOOPS=200 # Deletes up to 200,000 logs in one run
Set SPEND_LOG_CLEANUP_BATCH_SIZE to control how many logs are deleted per batch (default 1000).
For detailed architecture and how it works, see Spend Logs Deletion.
What gets logged?
Here's a schema breakdown of what gets logged.