Overview
You can use Snaplex logs for both troubleshooting and auditory purposes. The properties in the log tab control how the nodes write log messages to the files in the /opt/Snaplogic/run/log
directory. These log files provide the backing for the Pipeline logs viewable through the SnapLogic Dashboard.
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Log entries | Description |
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| The Main log for tracking SnapLogic application events and error messages. |
| As errors are encountered, verbose error messages are written to this log. |
| As the JCC is booting up, any informational, debugging, and error messages are written to this log. |
| All requests to the node are written to this log. |
| JCC status is periodically written to this log. |
| The status of the node, connectivity status to the Control Plane, and connectivity between the neighboring nodes of the Snaplex are written to this log. |
| All the executed pipelines on the node are written to this log. |
| If enabled, this field contains the metrics of the node in JSON format. |
| As the status of the monitor process initializes, events and errors are written to this log during boot up. |
| The main log for tracking the monitoring application. |
| Verbose error messages are written to this log, such as the stack traces. |
| FeedMaster events and error messages are tracked and written in this log. |
| As errors are encountered, verbose error messages are written to this log. |
| All requests to the node are written to this log. |
| All details of the threads running in the application |
The logs are rotated based on file size into the /opt/snaplogic/run/log/backup
directory.
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