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8.8. Enabling Syslog

With the release of OpenShift Enterprise 2.1, you can now choose to send log files to Syslog instead of their default locations, which are found in varied locations across an OpenShift Enterprise instance. Placing them into a single location helps you to analyze broker, node, gear, and Management Console errors. See the following sections for more information on how to enable Syslog for OpenShift Enterprise components.

Note

Instructions for configuring a Syslog implementation to route to alternative destinations, such as a remote logging server, are outside of the scope of this guide. The implementation provided by Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 is Rsyslog, which writes to the /var/log/messages file by default. See the Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Deployment Guide for information on viewing and managing log files if using Rsyslog.

8.8.1. Enabling Syslog for Broker Components
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Set the SYSLOG_ENABLED variable in the /etc/openshift/broker.conf file to true in order to group production.log, user_action.log, and usage.log into the syslog file: 
SYSLOG_ENABLED=true
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The default location for the syslog file is /var/log/messages, but this is configurable. However, in the syslog file, these share the same program name. In order to distinguish between the log files, the following applies:
  • Messages usually sent to production.log will have src=app in each log line.
  • Messages usually sent to user_action.log will have src=useraction in each log line.
  • Messages usually sent to usage.log will have src=usage in each log line.
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