The Errors and Logs tabs in the App Dashboard are very similar to the more general Errors and Logs dashboards but are filtered to a specific app. Errors Tab The Errors Tab will present a list of all errors for the App. By clicking on the number of errors on the right side, you will be brought to the Errors …
Errors and Logs: Configure Syslog with the Stackify Agent
The following section will cover how to enable sending your Linux syslogs to Retrace to be viewed in the Logs Dashboard with an agent running on your server. Enabling Syslog with Retrace Go to Servers > Locate your Linux server > Click the 3 dots on the right > Click on ‘Server Settings’ To enable syslog on your server, go …
Errors and Logs: Configure Java Servlet Filters
To add additional logging from Servlet Filters follow the instructions in this document, to get the stackify-log-servlet project go to our GitHub Page. By using a Java Servlet Filter for your Java Apps, you will be able to capture web request details along with your log messages. Stackify supports adding filters to J2EE and JAX-RS servlets. stackify-log-servlet needs to be …
Errors and Logs: Configure Web and Worker Roles Logs
If you are wanting to log directly via the Stackify API and want to control App Settings configuration from the Service Definition file, follow the steps below: The Service Definition File You will need to define the following properties in the ConfigurationSettings section of the Service Definition file as shown above: <ConfigurationSettings> <Setting name=”Stackify.ApiKey”/> <Setting name=”Stackify.AppName”/> <Setting name=”Stackify.Environment”/> </ConfigurationSettings> </WorkerRole> …
Logs: Dashboard
This article is intended to give you an in depth look at all the features of the Log Dashboard. If you have not already downloaded and added a Stackify Log appender or the Stackify API to your app, see the article on Errors and Logs Overview. Logs Dashboard After installing the logging appender, you will be able to configure your …
Logs: Log Collectors
In the Settings Log Collectors, you have the ability to send logs that are found on your server to Stackify so you can view them in the Retrace Logs Dashboard. These logs are collected by the agent, so each server will need a running Retrace Agent to be able to send these logs to Stackify. For a Windows Server, these …