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Platform Logging

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The Platform Environment Logging

Datica has implemented a complete ELK stack for The Platform to manage acquiring and storing log data.

ELK stands for:

  • Elasticsearch - for storing and searching log data
  • Logstash - for sending and receiving log data to Elasticsearch
  • Kibana - for a visual interface into log data

Accessing the logging dashboard

Go to the logging URL provided for you. https://{datica provided domain}/logging/. For example: https://pod01163.catalyzeapps.com/logging/

Or you can sign into the Datica dashboard and click the logging link under your deployed environment. Sign in using your Datica credentials.

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Your dashboard will look something like this.

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Searching and Filtering

Use the search bar at the top of the page to search for logs. For example, to filter application logs you can use the query:

 syslog_program : supervisord

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You can view various time ranges of your logs by highlighting a portion of your events over time bar graph.

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More information on how to filter and search for logs can be found here.

Direct ElasticSearch Queries

For information on Direct ElasticSearch Queries please view this guide.