--- title: Identify and resolve a log streaming issue in Health Log Analytics description: Find and address log streaming issues to verify that your data inputs are streaming log data to your instance properly. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-operations-management/health-log-analytics/hla-data-input-streaming.html release: australia product: Health Log Analytics classification: health-log-analytics topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 3 keywords: [ServiceNow, Health Log Analytics, HLA, data input, log data, streaming, fix log streaming issues] breadcrumb: [Set up data inputs manually, Set up HLA on your instance, Configuring, Health Log Analytics, ITOM AIOps, IT Operations Management] --- # Identify and resolve a log streaming issue in Health Log Analytics Find and address log streaming issues to verify that your data inputs are streaming log data to your instance properly. ## Before you begin Role required: evt\_mgmt\_admin ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Health Log Analytics** > **Streaming Sources**. The Streaming Sources page shows all data inputs and the MID Servers that are receiving logs from them. **Note:** - When **Look up hostnames** is selected in the [advanced data input configuration](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-operations-management/health-log-analytics/hla-data-input-adv-configuration.md), the Streaming Sources page shows the hostname of devices that use an Rsyslog or a Filebeat shipper. For Elasticsearch indices, it displays the index name. - Streaming Sources is also available as a related list on the data input form. The related list displays only the endpoint devices that are relevant to that data input. - If the HLA engine is down and data has stopped streaming, a notification appears at the top of the Streaming Sources page. When this happens, contact ServiceNow support. 2. Select a data input record to view the streaming data of its sources and identify streaming issues and their possible cause. For example, if the last recorded event time for a data input's endpoint server is yesterday, that server might be down or configured incorrectly. A streaming issue might also be caused by the data input configuration file not being installed on the endpoint.
| Filter | Description |
|---|---|
| Status | The status of the source. A red bullet indicates that this source has not streamed data in the last hour. |
| Last event time | The last recorded time an event arrived at the MID Server in the last one-minute interval.Health Log Analytics continuously updates the last event time. If the last event time is not up to date, data is not streaming. |
| Raw log lines/sec | The average number of raw log lines that streamed to the MID Server per second in the last one-minute interval. **Note:** This value represents the number of raw log lines before preprocessing. |
| Preprocessed log lines/sec | The average number of preprocessed log lines that streamed to the MID Server per second in the last one-minute interval. **Note:** This value can differ from the number of raw log lines per second. For example, the difference can be a result of logs having been dropped during preprocessing. |