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## Debug Logging Configuration
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Both fleet-manager and fleetshard-sync support configurable debug logging levels using standard glog flags:
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-`-v=0` - Basic error and warning messages (default)
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-`-v=1` - Include informational messages
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-`-v=2` - Include important debug messages (recommended for troubleshooting)
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-`-v=3` - Include detailed debug messages
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-`-v=4` and higher - Include verbose trace information
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**Examples:**
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For local development with enhanced debugging:
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```bash
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make binary && ./fleet-manager serve -v=2 --dataplane-cluster-config-file=...
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For fleetshard-sync with debug logging:
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./fleetshard -v=3
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The debug logging added includes detailed information about:
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- Central reconciliation flow and decision points
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- Secret restoration and validation
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- Namespace and resource management
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- ArgoCD application deployment
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- Pod termination and cleanup processes
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- Hash computation and change detection
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## Running containerized fleet-manager and fleetshard-sync on a test cluster
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A test cluster can be either local or remote. Recommended local clusters are _colima_ for macOS and _kind_ for linux. The easiest way to provision a remote OpenShift cluster is to use StackRox Infra and the infractl tool.
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