In the Orchestrator configuration interface, you can set the level of server log that you require. The default server log level is INFO. Changing the log level affects any new messages that the server writes to the server log and the number of active connections to the database.
Caution
Only set the log level to DEBUG or ALL to debug a problem. Do not use this setting in a production environment because it can seriously impair performance.
Procedure
1 | Log in to the Orchestrator configuration interface as vmware. |
2 | Click Log. |
3 | Select an option from the Log level drop-down menu.
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FATAL
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Only fatal errors are written to the log file.
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ERROR
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Errors and fatal errors are written to the log file.
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WARN
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Warnings, errors, and fatal errors are written to the log file.
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INFO
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Information, warnings, errors, and fatal errors are written to the log file.
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DEBUG
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Debug information, information messages, warnings, errors, and fatal errors are written to the log file.
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ALL
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Events are not filtered. All events are written to the log file.
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OFF
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No entries are written to the log file and no log updates are made.
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Note
The log contains messages of the selected level and all higher levels. If you select the INFO level, all INFO messages and higher-level messages (INFO, WARN, ERROR, and FATAL) are written to the log file.
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4 | Click Apply changes. |
5 | (Optional) Click the Generate log report link to export the log files.
This operation creates a ZIP archive of all log files.
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The new log level is applied to any new messages that the server generates, without restarting the server. The logs are stored in install_directory\app-server\server\vmo\log\.