Log setting

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You can configure the log monitoring related settings in Log Configuration. Using the tab at the top, you can use menus for checking the agent settings, determining whether to enable log monitoring, setting the log data retention period and lookup password, registering the log parser, and setting the quick indexes.

Note

• To use the Activate log monitoring function, the Edit project role is required.

• The Log edit role allows you to modify the Log Configuration menu other than Activate log monitoring.

Starting the log monitoring

At the top, select the Getting started with log monitoring tab. If you select the View guide icon and the View plans button, the corresponding guide screen appears.

Set up the agent and enable log monitoring

In the area, check the agent settings, and then click the Activate log monitoring toggle button to set whether or not to enable the log monitoring.

Check agent configuration

Check the agent version and settings to start the log monitoring. Select Check Agent Configuration to follow the onscreen instructions.

• Server Monitoring

  Under Apply, check the application guides for each application. See the following guides: Java, PHP, Node.js, Python, Go.

• DB Monitoring

  Under Apply, check each individual application guide. See the following. According to the instructions, add the settings for the log monitoring target file in whatap.conf.

• Kubernetes Monitoring

  Under Apply, check each individual application guide. See the following.

Activate log monitoring

Select Activate log monitoring to set whether or not to enable the log monitoring.

• If you turn on the toggle button, the log monitoring is enabled. You can try it for free for 15 days from the activation date.
• If you turn off the toggle button, the log monitoring is disabled. Logs are no longer saved.

Log monitoring data setting

In the area, you can see the Log usage. You can also change the Log retention period and Log lookup password settings.

Log retention period

This is the default data retention period to be applied commonly. If not specified, the default value is 1 day. In addition to the option to select a log retention period, you can enter a desired period of time. If not set separately in the Log usage list, this log data retention period is applied by default. If you set the data retention periods for each category in the Log usage list and select Initialized, the default data retention period is reset.

Log usage amount

You can specify the log data retention periods for each category in the Log usage list. Log Count means the number of logs stacked for the period. For example, Daily log count is the number of logs accumulated during the day, and Expected log count is the number of logs of the today's log count multiplied by the days of data retention.

You can specify the log data retention period as follows. You can free the space by deleting old data according to the specified period.

• Trial Project

  You can select 1, 2, or 3 days for the data retention period.

• Paid Project

  For the data retention period, you can select one of 1 day, 2 days, 3 days, 4 days, 5 days, 6 days, 7 days, 10 days, 30 days, and 40 days.

• Data size-based billing

  The price differs depending on the data retention period.

  For example, if an average of 2 million logs per day accumulates and the data retention period is set to 3 days, an average of 6 million logs is kept on the collection server and subject to billing.

Log lookup password

To enhance security, set the Log lookup password. The log lookup password is optional. If you are using a log lookup password, enter the password to go to the log screen.

Note

In case you forgot the password

If you have the Edit Log role, you can modify it with a new password in Log Configuration.