If you enable the Grafana Cloud integration via the GRAFANA_CLOUD_ENABLED
environment variable, then you can observe the system using Grafana Cloud.
You can see Grafana Agent's configuration here.
Here's a dashboard that you can import into Grafana.
Logs are sent to Grafana Cloud Hosted Logs via log files. Log files use dates in their names because they're rotated. <DATE>
refers to the date the file was created at. Sometimes, a suffix such as .1
will be appended to the filename which is what <SUFFIX>
denotes. The following log files are used:
- Log files named using the format
/app/logs/default.<DATE>.log<SUFFIX>
such as/app/logs/default.2022-10-17.log
are used for logs explicitly generated via this microservice. - Log files named using the formats
/app/logs/rejections.<DATE>.log<SUFFIX>
such as/app/logs/rejections.2022-10-17.log.2
are used for unhandled exceptions. - Log files named using the formats
/app/logs/exceptions.<DATE>.log<SUFFIX>
such as/app/logs/exceptions.2022-10-17.log.1
are used for unhandled exceptions.
The following metrics are sent to Prometheus: