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we're using Google Appengine image manipulation api (https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/standard/python/images/) and serving urls to produce urls that our clients can use to display images.

Using this settings work great for our clients, but I am unable to find anywhere access logs to see who is accessing our content.

I have enabled the access logs in the underlying Google Cloud Storage bucket, but I haven't seen any activity regarding the access of those objects.

Is there any way to setup/access those logs?

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There is currently no way to directly collect analytics from the image serving infrastructure that hosts and serves the 'http://lhx.ggpht.com' Image API transform URLs. This would be a good feature request to file for the Image API.

A workaround would be to take the returned serving URLs from the Image API and redirect to them from another service that does collect analytics such as the Google URL Shortener. With Google's URL Shortener you are able to append '.info' at the end to see the analytics of a shortened URL.

Jordan
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