Back-end ChallengeIn the Bash script, write a program that gets the raw output logs that exist at URL https://coderbyte.com/api/challenges/logs/web-logs-raw. The logs there are a sample of real web server logs. Each line begins with a date, e.g. Apr 10 11:17:35. Your program should do the following:Loop through each log item, and find the lines that contain the string coderbyte heroku/router. For each of those, echo the request_id value to a new line, and if the fwd key has the value of MASKED, then add a [M] to the end of the line with a space before it. Your final output should look something like the following:b19a87a1-1bbb-000-00000b19a87a1-1bbb-000-111118bb2413c-3c67-4180-22222 [M]10f93da3-2753-48a3-33333 [M]
Back-end Challenge
In the Bash script, write a program that gets the raw output logs that exist at URL https://coderbyte.com/api/challenges/logs/web-logs-raw. The logs there are a sample of real web server logs. Each line begins with a date, e.g. Apr 10 11:17:35. Your program should do the following:
Loop through each log item, and find the lines that contain the string coderbyte heroku/router. For each of those, echo the request_id value to a new line, and if the fwd key has the value of MASKED, then add a [M] to the end of the line with a space before it. Your final output should look something like the following:
b19a87a1-1bbb-000-00000
b19a87a1-1bbb-000-11111
8bb2413c-3c67-4180-22222 [M]
10f93da3-2753-48a3-33333 [M]
Loop through each log item, and find the lines that contain the string coderbyte heroku/router. For each of those, echo the request_id value to a new line, and if the fwd key has the value of MASKED, then add a [M] to the end of the line with a space before it. Your final output should look something like the following:
b19a87a1-1bbb-000-00000
b19a87a1-1bbb-000-11111
8bb2413c-3c67-4180-22222 [M]
10f93da3-2753-48a3-33333 [M]
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