The multipass command accepts the -verbose option ( -v for short), which can be repeated to go from the default ( error) level through warning, info, debug up to trace. Multipass is comprised of a daemon process (service) and the command line and GUI clients, each of them reporting on their own health. Logs are our first go-to when something goes wrong. Use a different terminal from the system icon.Authenticate clients with the Multipass service.Log rotation is configured to occur every hour using a cron job for Docker Compose and native installations. The console log file appends the console outputs of all services into one common log file. The date and time the request was completed and entered into the log file, in UTC time with the standard format: The date and time request processing has started, in UTC time with the standard format: .Ĥccb40200c199346:1a3f95ce1b27711d:71e15f8b6031c9e9:0 The time in nanoseconds for the request to process.

The number of bytes in the response entity returned to the client. The IP address of the remote caller in its original form (ipv4 or ipv6, usually IP:port). The JFrog Router has a JSON based access log containing all the requests that went through the Router, including service service communication.īelow is an example of an entry in the Router request log ( router-request.log)Īddress of the backend server the request was forwarded to The file pattern will contain the same number of columns, if a value is missing it will be empty. The request-out log file pattern contains a list of pipe ( '|' ) separated values. The time in ms for the request to process. The size of the user request in bytes, for example, the size of an uploaded file. -1 if unknown. 1 if unknown (for example, chunked encoding). The size of the server response in bytes, for example, the size of downloaded file. The requesting user's username or 'anonymous' when accessed anonymously. The IP address of the remote caller (ipv4 or ipv6). The date and time the request was completed and entered into the log file, in UTC time with the standard format: . Note: If not provided by the client, the ' Request Content-Length' value is initialised as ' -1'. The request log file pattern contains a list of pipe ( '|' ) separated values. The fully qualified class name and line number printing this log entry. Trace id is used to identify a request across services

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