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Currently SCIONLab users who are trying to resolve issues or attempt to educate themselves on the operation of SCION may hunt through logs for information. The Health Check and troubleshooting guide proactively provide insight to common configuration issues, however it would be great to provide users a way to navigate unexpected errors and generally monitor healthy operation.
The webapp could provide a Logs tool to graphically and textually show logs from all services, routers, daemons, and dispatcher to:
highlight warnings/errors/critical errors and stack traces
allow users to select a highlighted issue and show the location in the logfile for greater context
provide an index of running services
monitor general operation of the AS
display errors graphically by time as well as linearly.
Questions to answer:
Are there other open source tools that do the above, or should be write it?
Does this tool already exist for SCIONLab users in the form of logdog?
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[webapp] provide users a way to easily find errors and keywords in logs
[webapp] Provide users a way to easily find errors and keywords in logs
Jan 10, 2019
This could be simplified by adding a panel below the AS Topology graph on the Monitor page added in #122, such that it would display the log tail and allow scrolling of the log for the service clicked on the graph.
Currently SCIONLab users who are trying to resolve issues or attempt to educate themselves on the operation of SCION may hunt through logs for information. The Health Check and troubleshooting guide proactively provide insight to common configuration issues, however it would be great to provide users a way to navigate unexpected errors and generally monitor healthy operation.
The webapp could provide a Logs tool to graphically and textually show logs from all services, routers, daemons, and dispatcher to:
Questions to answer:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: