Logging
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WARNING: Setting the log level to TRACE may affect the gateway’s performance.
Gateway writes logs to files within logs a directory, it might be useful to write to a volume used by the docker container:
docker run -v $(pwd)/logs:/root/logs ...
The gateway offers two separate types of loggers - stdout and file loggers. The gateway provides several logger parameters that allow users to configure the amount of data logged. Users are encouraged to modify the file loggers in case they want to increase the gateway log level.
| Gateway Parameters | Type | Description | Default |
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The Gateway’s common log levels and the parameters for the flags are listed below in order from most verbose (TRACE) to least verbose (ERROR).
The log files can be found in the logs directory of the Docker container (as specified with the docker command or the startup script). The most recent log file is named gateway-[external port of gateway].log.
Older log files are named gateway-[external port of gateway]-[end timestamp].log.
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| Sets the logging level for STDOUT | INFO |
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| Sets the logging level for the file logger | DEBUG |