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In general, all services of the same component type running on the same node write log messages to the same file. For example, all OCV face detection services on somehost-7-mpfd2 write log messages to the same "ocv-face-detection" log file. All OCV face detection services on somehost-7-mpfd3 write log messages to a different "ocv-face-detection" log file.
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Note that only the master node will have the "workflow-manager" log. This is because the workflow manager only runs on the master node. The same is true for the "activemq" and "tomcat" logs.
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Note that only the master node will have the "workflow-manager" log. This is because the workflow manager only runs on the master node. The same is true for the "activemq" logs.
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The "node-manager-startup" and "node-manager" logs will appear for every node in a non-Docker OpenMPF cluster. The "node-manager-startup" log captures information about the nodemanager startup process, such as if any errors occurred. The "node-manager" log captures information about node manager execution, such as starting and stopping services.
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<p>This page allows a user to view the various log files that are generated by system processes running on the various nodes in the OpenMPF cluster. A log file can be selected by first selecting a host from the "Available Hosts" drop-down and then selecting a log file from the "Available Logs" drop-down. The information in the log can be filtered for display based on the following log levels: ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, or FATAL. Choosing a successive log level displays all information at that level and levels below (e.g., choosing WARN will cause all WARN, INFO, DEBUG, and TRACE information to be displayed, but will filter out ERROR and FATAL information).</p>
<p>In general, all services of the same component type running on the same node write log messages to the same file. For example, all OCV face detection services on somehost-7-mpfd2 write log messages to the same "ocv-face-detection" log file. All OCV face detection services on somehost-7-mpfd3 write log messages to a different "ocv-face-detection" log file.</p>
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<p>Note that only the master node will have the "workflow-manager" log. This is because the workflow manager only runs on the master node. The same is true for the "activemq" and "tomcat" logs.</p>
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<p>Note that only the master node will have the "workflow-manager" log. This is because the workflow manager only runs on the master node. The same is true for the "activemq" logs.</p>
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<p>The "node-manager-startup" and "node-manager" logs will appear for every node in a non-Docker OpenMPF cluster. The "node-manager-startup" log captures information about the nodemanager startup process, such as if any errors occurred. The "node-manager" log captures information about node manager execution, such as starting and stopping services.</p>
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<p>The "detection" log captures information about initializing C++ detection components and how they handle job request and response messages.</p>
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