Vonk uses Serilog for logging. The logging settings are controlled in json configuration files called
logsettings(.*).json . The files are read in a hierarchy, exactly like the appsettings files are.Vonk comes with default settings in logsettings.default.json . You can adjust the way Vonk logs its information by overriding these default settings in logsettings.json . You need to create this logsettings.json yourself.
Alternatively you can control Log settings with Environment Variables.
Disk drill v2.4.435. This isn't public information, at least as far as I'm aware. It is useful. During one of the discussions related to burninating tags, one of the reasons against burning some tags was that many people use it to ignore a particular set of questions. Like for example, was usually ignored by users who did not want to answer a set of design related questions, which are now in the midst of their other tags.Getting to know the number of people who have ignored a tag would probably be a good way to know if a tag is being used, and could potentially be a factor in determining the value of a tag.How can I get the number of people who are ignoring a tag?
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Changing the log event level¶
Serilog defines several levels of log events. From low to high, these are
Verbose , Debug , Information ,Warning , Error and Fatal . You can set the minimum level you want to log, meaning that events for thatlevel or higher will be logged. By default, Vonk uses Error as the minimum level of recording information.
To change the level of logging, follow these steps:
You can deviate from the default mimimum level for specific namespaces. You do this by specifying the namespaceand the log event level you would like for this namespace, for example:
Some additional namespaces you might want to log are:
Please note that the namespaces are evaluated in order from top to bottom, so more generic ‘catch all’ namespaces should be at the bottom of the list.So this will log events on
Vonk.Repository.Sql on Information level:
But in this (purposefully incorrect) example the
Warning level on the Vonk namespace will override the Information level on the Vonk.Repository.Sql namespace:
Changing the sink¶
Another setting you can adjust is
WriteTo . This tells Serilog which sink(s) to log to.Serilog provides several sinks, and for Vonk you can use Console , ColoredConsole , RollingFile and Seq .
RollingFile¶
For the
RollingFile sink, you can specify the location of the log files with the pathFormat argument.Please include the {Date} , {Hour} or {HalfHour} placeholder, so Serilog can add date and timeinformation to your filename.
You can also limit the size of the log file, which is 1GB by default, with the
fileSizeLimitBytes option.If you set the value for this argument to null , you remove the limit. Serilog retains a maximum of 31 files.This value can also be removed or changed, by providing the retainedFileCountLimit argument:
Seq¶
For the
Seq sink, you can also specify arguments. One of them is the server URL for yourSeq server:
All sinks¶
For all sinks, you can set a restriction on the minimum log event level. This is not an override ofthe
MinimumLevel setting we discussed earlier, but rather a filter on the events that are logged.With this extra sink argument, you can for example log only a small portion of the events to theconsole, but all of them to the log file.
Database details¶
Whether you use MongoDB or SQL Server, you can have Vonk log in detail what happens towards your database. Just set the appropriate loglevel to ‘Verbose’:
If you do so you probably don’t want all this detail in your console sink, so you can limit the level for that, see All sinks above.
Azure Application Insights¶Insights 3.5.1 Online
Vonk can also log to Azure Application Insights (“Application Insights Telemetry”). What you need to do:
In Ansible Tower version 2.4.0, a behind the scenes functionality was added to Tower to collect usability data. This software was introduced to better understand how Tower users specifically interact with Tower, to help enhance future releases, and to continue streamlining your user experience.
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Only users installing a trial of Tower or a fresh installation of Tower are opted-in for this data collection.
If you want to change how you participate in this analytics collection, you can opt out or change your settings using the Configure Tower user interface, accessible from the Settings () icon from the left navigation bar.
Ansible Tower collects user data automatically to help improve the Tower product. You can control the way Tower collects data by setting your participation level in the User Interface tab in the settings menu.
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For more information, see the Red Hat privacy policy at https://www.redhat.com/en/about/privacy-policy.
Insight35 Twitter28.1. Automation Insights¶
When you imported your license for the first time, you were given options related to the collection of data that help improve the product. For opt-in of Automation analytics to have any effect, your instance of Ansible Tower must be running on Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Note
At this time, Automation Insights is not supported when Ansible Tower is running in the OpenShift Container Platform.
The RHEL machine must be registered with the subscription manager and subscribed. For further instructions on installing and registering the
insights-client , refer to Get Started with Red Hat Insights. This page describes how to set up the insights-client behind a firewall with a proxy and includes how to use Ansible playbooks to automate this process.
By default, the Automation Insights data is collected at 00:00 EST (midnight) every day. You may turn off data collection for Automation Insights at any time in the Misc. System tab of the System configuration settings located in the Settings menu.
This setting can also be enabled via the API by specifying
INSIGHTS_TRACKING_STATE=True in either of these endpoints:
Insights 3.5.1 For Mac
Insights 3.5.1 Manager
The automation insights generated from this data collection will be found on the Red Hat Cloud Services portal.
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