I want to write different logs on different log files with Serilog by API request.
The problem is when the log file configured within LoggerConfiguration(), they created no matter if their is any logs or not.
The problem is that I have many empty log files per request.
Maybe Serilog has the ability not to create file if it has no logs to write to that file? or maybe any other solution for this problem?
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I am using AWS ElasticBeanstalk for prod deployment.
I want to add response time for each request in apache access log.
As per AWS documentation I created a configuration file in source bundle .ebextensions/httpd/conf/httpd.conf (took the default file and modified logformat)
The response time gets generated, but the log statements are printing twice.
Thanks in advance.
Is it somehow possible to see how many times a specific file was requested from the server, or set up a system to see it in the future?
In my case, it is a Javascript file on my server that is included on many different websites.
My setup is using LAMP.
You can see requests in an access log of Apache server.
Simply scan for occurrences of requests to that file by hands or write some script.
So that JSON file is requested by HTTP requests going to your Apache server.
That server probably manages log files. (the location of that log file is configurable).
You then need to scan the access log file to find every access. You can use something like
grep yourfile.json /var/log/www/access.log | wc
(to count occurrences)
where /var/log/www/access.log is your access log file.
BTW, many log files are managed by logrotate. Details are system specific. Take than into account too.
I would like to access diagnostic log files of our server using weblogic console.
originally, the logs are located here:
/u01/projects/domains/prd_soa_domain/servers/prd_soa_ms1/logs
where should i put it so that i can access/download them thru my browser something like this.
http:ip address:port/console/logs/
These logs are already available to you, navigate to:
Admin Console -> Diagnostics -> Log Files
Here you can view JMS Logs, Data Source Logs, Server Logs, etc.
If you're talking about the Default Audit logs, you can set the path for all of those files to go to the same directory. Check this enter link description here And if you're interested in tuning it further, check this tutorial.
In my mule flow, I'm trying to build a log that can be viewed in web browser. Put another way, it's similar to writing a log file in html. Any recommendations for doing this with Mule? Also what are some of the mule components required to perform this?
At the end of the day it should look pretty similar to this (refer to image attached), of course it's with a different log content.
Mule uses log4j for logging and you can configure that to output HTML. See Mule docs for logging and Logger for more info and follow the links there to log4j to learn more advanced configuration options. For a quick start you can also see this example for a simple log4j.properties file that writes the log into an HTML file. In Mule Studio, put that log4j.properties file in your app's src/main/resources folder and you will get an application.html log file in your app root folder when you run the app.
To test some programs which process apache access logs, I need access logs of variable length and content. Is there a program or website which creates such log files? (I can't use my own access log files, since they are to small)
there is some here
you can search for other on google
http://www.monitorware.com/en/logsamples/apache.php