The j5 logging resource is responsible for the recording of application log messages. The data is written to a set of files which are rolled over and rotated/deleted according to configuration settings.
The following configuration settings are available on the Logging Settings node:
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# of Archive files stored: Specifies the number of archive files that j5 will store. This is related to the set Period length of archive file. The default is 6 files.
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Enable archiving the logfiles: Enables the ability to store logfiles in a compressed state for extended periods of time. The default is True.
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Log client js errors to server: This allows the server to capture all of the j5 errors that occur in the browser so that easier debugging can take place. The default is True.
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Log Level: Sets the minimum log level written to the logfile. All logs that meet this minimum level or higher are recorded to the logfile. The options are (in order of importance): DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, and CRITICAL. The default is INFO.
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Log Rollover: Determines when a log rollovers and creates a new file. The options are:
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Midnight: Rolls over at midnight, every rollover interval days.
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Minutes: Rolls over every rollover interval minutes.
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Hours: Rolls over every rollover interval hours.
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Days: Rolls over every rollover interval days.
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Monday - Sunday: Rolls over on a particular weekday.
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Memory Check Interval: Determines how frequently the memory usage of the j5 Application server is checked (in seconds). The default is 75 seconds.
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Memory Logging Interval: Determines how frequently the memory usage of each j5 Service is logged (in seconds). The default is 3600 seconds (1 hour).
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Number of Files: Determines how many old files the logging keeps before deleting them. The default is 30 files.
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Period length of archive file: Specifies the period over which the logfiles will be archived. This can be Daily, Weekly, or Monthly. The default is Monthly.
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Rollover Interval: Determines how many Log Rollovers occur before the rollover (for example, 1 day). The default is 1.
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Web Request Forensic Logging: Select True to turn on the forensic logging of web requests to the Load Balancer. The default is False.