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|structuredtext=Telemetry Service sends logs to stdout.
 
 
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#Log rotation and log sizing requirements.
 
#Logging to stdout is preferred. If the service doesn't log to stdout, it must log to a PVC pointing to a log volume. Specify the storage characteristics of the log volume, such as IOPS, disk size, and read-write.
 
#How to set log levels. Will likely be handled in the Helm chart, so you could include a link to the Configure page from here.
 
</div>Telemetry Service sends logs to stdout.
 
  
 
Telemetry Service logs are structured so that log documents can be split into two distinct indexes: one for the Core Telemetry activity and the other for the Telemetry client logs.
 
Telemetry Service logs are structured so that log documents can be split into two distinct indexes: one for the Core Telemetry activity and the other for the Telemetry client logs.

Revision as of 07:09, June 29, 2021

This is a draft page; the published version of this page can be found at TLM/Current/TLMPEGuide/Logging.


Learn how to store logs for Telemetry Service

Telemetry Service sends logs to stdout.

Telemetry Service logs are structured so that log documents can be split into two distinct indexes: one for the Core Telemetry activity and the other for the Telemetry client logs.