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Log Level in Cluster setup
Loïc Dumont, modificado hace 11 años.
Log Level in Cluster setup
Junior Member Mensajes: 43 Fecha de incorporación: 27/04/10 Mensajes recientes
We have a cluster of two nodes with multiple portal instances. At the moment I don't have direct access to a chosen node, so I cannot target any node, the loadbalancer decides for me.
I was playing with log levels recently and correct me if I'm wrong, but If you change the loglevel it only applies to the node you are currently on?
So because we have multiple portal instances when testing I may target the node where the log level was not changed.
Is there a way to change log level on every node (whithout rebooting or changing the log config files)?
Thanks for any answer
I was playing with log levels recently and correct me if I'm wrong, but If you change the loglevel it only applies to the node you are currently on?
So because we have multiple portal instances when testing I may target the node where the log level was not changed.
Is there a way to change log level on every node (whithout rebooting or changing the log config files)?
Thanks for any answer
David H Nebinger, modificado hace 11 años.
RE: Log Level in Cluster setup (Respuesta)
Liferay Legend Mensajes: 14919 Fecha de incorporación: 2/09/06 Mensajes recientesLoïc Dumont:
If you change the loglevel it only applies to the node you are currently on?
Correct. Logging is an instance-only change and changes will not be reflected in the cluster.
Is there a way to change log level on every node (whithout rebooting or changing the log config files)?
Nope. You'd have to roll your own implementation.
Loïc Dumont, modificado hace 11 años.
RE: Log Level in Cluster setup
Junior Member Mensajes: 43 Fecha de incorporación: 27/04/10 Mensajes recientes
Mmmh okay thanks, I will ask the IT to open direct access to nodes...