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Replace `organization_name` with the organization name shown at the top right corner of the screen. Replace the `stream_name` with **cloudflare_logs**.
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4. Select **Deploy** and note the generated URL, such as `log-generator.example-subdomain.workers.dev`.
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5. You may optionally add a route under **Workers Routes**, such as `example.com/log/*`.
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6. Generate traffic by visiting the Worker URL, linking it on a webpage, or enabling access through a known route.
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**Option 3: Existing traffic on Business or Enterprise plans**
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"requests": 1
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Logs appear immediately when using Logpush. If you are testing with GraphQL, the simulated data appears first. Real logs are usually visible within 5 to 10 minutes.
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