logging

问题 I am not sure if anyone has tried using journalbeat to ship logs to elasticsearch or even console output . I am trying to do the same. Its running fine but not shipping any logs. Any leads would be appreciated 00-configmap.yaml --- apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: journalbeat-config labels: k8s-app: journalbeat-logging version: v1 data: journalbeat.yml: | name: "${NODENAME}" journalbeat.inputs: - paths: [] seek: cursor cursor_seek_fallback: tail processors: - add_kubernetes

问题 I am not sure if anyone has tried using journalbeat to ship logs to elasticsearch or even console output . I am trying to do the same. Its running fine but not shipping any logs. Any leads would be appreciated 00-configmap.yaml --- apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: journalbeat-config labels: k8s-app: journalbeat-logging version: v1 data: journalbeat.yml: | name: "${NODENAME}" journalbeat.inputs: - paths: [] seek: cursor cursor_seek_fallback: tail processors: - add_kubernetes

问题 I am not sure if anyone has tried using journalbeat to ship logs to elasticsearch or even console output . I am trying to do the same. Its running fine but not shipping any logs. Any leads would be appreciated 00-configmap.yaml --- apiVersion: v1 kind: ConfigMap metadata: name: journalbeat-config labels: k8s-app: journalbeat-logging version: v1 data: journalbeat.yml: | name: "${NODENAME}" journalbeat.inputs: - paths: [] seek: cursor cursor_seek_fallback: tail processors: - add_kubernetes

问题 The winston library is great for transports and flexibility. I'd like to use it to allow configuring levels and redirecting to files, but would like to reproduce console.log behavior for formatting, and having trouble. Here's what I have so far: const log = winston.createLogger({ level: 'debug', format: format.combine( format.timestamp({format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss.SSS'}), format.splat(), format.colorize(), format.printf(({level, message, label, timestamp}) => `${timestamp} ${label || '-'} $

问题 I am doing logging for my application using winston. I have done the file transport using this: class LoggerHelper extends BaseHelper { constructor(_cApp) { super(_cApp); this._props = {}; } initialize() { this._prepareConfigs(); this._createTransportObj(); this._createLoggerObj(); } _prepareConfigs() { this._props.dirname = this._configs.logsFolder; this._props.filename = this._configs.filenameConvention; this._props.datePattern = this._configs.datePattern; this._props.maxSize = this.

问题 I am doing logging for my application using winston. I have done the file transport using this: class LoggerHelper extends BaseHelper { constructor(_cApp) { super(_cApp); this._props = {}; } initialize() { this._prepareConfigs(); this._createTransportObj(); this._createLoggerObj(); } _prepareConfigs() { this._props.dirname = this._configs.logsFolder; this._props.filename = this._configs.filenameConvention; this._props.datePattern = this._configs.datePattern; this._props.maxSize = this.

问题 I'm doing a article about GPU speed up in cluster environment To do that, I'm programming in CUDA, that is basically a c++ extension. But, as I'm a c# developer I don't know the particularities of c++. There is some concern about logging elapsed time? Some suggestion or blog to read. My initial idea is make a big loop and run the program several times. 50 ~ 100, and log every elapsed time to after make some graphics of velocity. 回答1: Standard functions such as time often have a very low

问题 How does one turn on celery logging programmatically? From the terminal, this works fine: celery worker -l DEBUG When I call get_task_logger(__name__).debug('hello') , I can see the message come up in the terminal. (stdout and stderr are being displayed) I can even import logging and call logger.info('hi') and see that too. (both work) However, while developing a task, I prefer to use a test module and call the task function directly rather than firing up a whole worker. But I can't see the

问题 I am trying to implement some logging for recording messages. I am getting some weird behavior so I tried to find a minimal example, which I found here. When I just copy the easy example described there into my interpreter the file is not created as you can see here: In [1]: import logging ...: logging.basicConfig(filename='example.log',level=logging.DEBUG) ...: logging.debug('This message should go to the log file') ...: logging.info('So should this') ...: logging.warning('And this, too')

问题 I am trying to implement some logging for recording messages. I am getting some weird behavior so I tried to find a minimal example, which I found here. When I just copy the easy example described there into my interpreter the file is not created as you can see here: In [1]: import logging ...: logging.basicConfig(filename='example.log',level=logging.DEBUG) ...: logging.debug('This message should go to the log file') ...: logging.info('So should this') ...: logging.warning('And this, too')