A log file contains the automatically maintained log of the respective application. For instance, our backend writes down all notifications in three different error levels (error, warn, and info). For our technicians, the backend log is particularly helpful, as it allows them to see precisely when and where an error has occured.
COYO Cloud
If errors occur, we will analyze the logs and rectify the problem for you. As a result, you don’t need to concern yourself with the log files for your instance.
Do you have a service request? Then please create a ticket in our Service Desk. Our qualified colleagues will assist you with your concern.
COYO On-Premises
If errors occur in your COYO, the log files can be very helpful in many cases. For the backend, you’ll find this in the COYO file directory (by default, this is ~/coyo-data/backend/logs) or via a graphic view in Kibana.
How do I reach Kibana (logging stack)?
Kibana can usually be reached at "https://<COYO_BACKEND_URL>:5601" and offers a beautiful Web GUI. This allows you to display all of the logs for all containers.
When first accessed, you need to state this index pattern: coyo-*
The Lucene syntax is used for the search. You can also apply filters with which you can put together your search query from the specified indexes.
A Basic Auth is activated before Kibana, which corresponds to the "MANAGEMENT_USER" from the .env file.
