Available Logging Capture

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.