Reference Guide

Field Value
CONTEXT_ID no_ctx_id
MESSAGE Starting to set injector.
If you want to view additional fields in the output, specify them in the --output-fields argument. For example:
svc_journalctl --output-fields=CODE_LINE,CODE_FUNC
2019 Mar 11 14:51:45 FNM00175000815-A DEBUG CC CP bedrock.config.ConfigManagerVerticle
vert.x-eventloop-thread-0 no_ctx_id [814] [validatePlatformResponseStateTask] Starting
to set injector.
Where:
Field Value
CODE_LINE [814]
CODE_FUNC [validatePlatformResponseStateTask]
Log level configuration (svc_log_config)
This service script enables you to review or change the logging levels for a predefined set of components. Changes to logging
levels are persisted even when the appliance reboots, but only last for 72 hours. After this time, the logging levels reset
automatically back to the default levels. You can choose to review or change logging levels for the following components:
● Control Path (CP)—Journal messages logged by objects and interfaces that enable management of the appliance.
● CP.Netty—Networking-related journal messages that are logged by interfaces that enable management of the appliance.
● Data Path (DP)—Journal messages that are logged by the backend data engine components
● Platform—Journal messages that are logged by the platform or base storage container (BSC) components
● Service—Journal messages that are logged by the serviceability components or service container
● Fireman—Journal messages that are logged by the backend services that are responsible for handling communication
between the internal operating system components.
● Postgres—Journal messages that are logged by the Post-Gres services
Usage
Function
Diagnostic
Mode Normal or Service
Usage General use
Requires service user password? Yes
Requires root privileges? No
May cause data unavailability? No
May cause data loss? No
Scope Appliance
Prerequisites None
Format
svc_log_config [-h] {get,set,reset,async}
Service Commands
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