This article explains how to capture both server and GUI logs.
Log capture of enterprise on Kubernetes
a. Step to see server logs
i. Open terminal which has your amazon/azure config files.
ii. Run the command:
kubectl --kubeconfig /<path to config>/<config name> get pod
iii. You will see all the things running. Find the thunderstorm-driver in that list. Copy it.
iv. Run command:
kubectl --kubeconfig /<path to config>/config name logs -f pod/thunderstorm-driver
v. This will show you the server log.
b. Step to see GUI logs
i. Open terminal which has your amazon/azure config files.
ii. Run the command:
kubectl --kubeconfig /<path to config>/<config name> get pod
iii. You will see all the things running. Find the thunderstrom-guiXXXXXXXXX in that list. Copy it.
iv. Run command:
kubectl --kubeconfig /<path to config>/config name logs -f pod/thunderstorm-guiXXXX
v. This will show you the GUI log.
Log capture on Enterprise in on-premise virtual machine
a. Step to see server logs:
i. By default logs are created in folder:
cd/home/centos/zetaris/spark/spark-3.1.2-XXXXXX/logs
ii. ls- lrth.
iii. Check the latest log file.
b. Step to see GUI logs
i. By default log are created in folder:
cd/home/centos/zetaris/gui/zetaris-ndp-gui-XXXX/logs
ii. Check application.log.