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User story #4520

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Don't write execution report in several log files

Added by François ARMAND almost 11 years ago. Updated over 10 years ago.

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Assignee:
Jonathan CLARKE
Category:
Performance and scalability
Target version:
2.10.0~beta1
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Description

Today, we are writing node execution reports in at least 3 places:

- all.log,
- webapp logs,
- database.

There is absolutly no need to write them in both webapp logs and all.log. Moreover, they tends to make webapp logs unreadable.
And all.log should be rename with a correct name (node-reports.log ? node-execution.log ?)

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User story #4602: Don't write reports to linuxlog.log, winlog.log and extLinuxReport.log since they are already all in all.logReleasedJonathan CLARKE2014-03-12Actions
User story #4603: Don't write reports to linuxlog.log, winlog.log and extLinuxReport.log since they are already all in all.log (for relay servers)ReleasedNicolas CHARLES2014-03-12Actions
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 #1

Updated by Jonathan CLARKE almost 11 years ago

François ARMAND wrote:

Today, we are writing node execution reports in at least 3 places:

- all.log,
- webapp logs,
- database.

There is absolutly no need to write them in both webapp logs and all.log. Moreover, they tends to make webapp logs unreadable.
And all.log should be rename with a correct name (node-reports.log ? node-execution.log ?)

Actually, I'm not sure this is quite right. I agree for all.log and database, but there is also linuxlog.log (also could be renamed, or winlog.log).

However, I don't see where the webapp writes these out?

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Updated by Nicolas CHARLES almost 11 years ago

We used to have extLinuxReport.log as well, but since cfengine 3.5 it's not populated anymore

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Updated by Nicolas CHARLES almost 11 years ago

I guess Francois is refering to the /var/log/rudder/compliance/non-compliant-reports.log

I agree we should drop all.log (or linuxlog.log). The original idea what to have a file with all reports received, one for all reports received from Rudder on linux (linuxlog) and one for all windows system (winlog)
the naming was really poor (I'm responsible for that), and there is a lot of duplications there.

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Updated by François ARMAND almost 11 years ago

More info:

- we are keeping /var/log/rudder/compliance/non-compliant-reports.log: it's a post-proccessed file, with valuable information
- we don't keep linuxlog.log nor windowslog.log
- we keep all.log
- there is no need to update logrotate configuration

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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE almost 11 years ago

  • Status changed from New to 14
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Updated by Jonathan CLARKE almost 11 years ago

  • Status changed from 14 to Pending release
  • Assignee set to Jonathan CLARKE
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Updated by Vincent MEMBRÉ almost 11 years ago

  • Category changed from Performance and scalability to 39
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Updated by Vincent MEMBRÉ almost 11 years ago

  • Category changed from 39 to Performance and scalability
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 #9

Updated by Vincent MEMBRÉ over 10 years ago

  • Status changed from Pending release to Released

This bug has been fixed in Rudder 2.10.0~beta1, which was released today.
Check out:

The release announcement: http://www.rudder-project.org/pipermail/rudder-announce/2014-March/000084.html
    The full ChangeLog: http://www.rudder-project.org/foswiki/bin/view/System/Documentation:ChangeLog210
    Download information: https://www.rudder-project.org/site/get-rudder/downloads/
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