How and where do I set and check the server logs
How and where do I set and check the server logs when hosting on Amazon Web Service.
what is best way to Check and verify data
what is best way to Check and verify data
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Thanks Shalomc & LearnALot,
2 issues:-
1) suppose I am user1 logged into AWS console what I need to do is to check the application logs on snapshot.logs from the browser instead of logging from Unix.
2) on the unix AWS server with same user id when I ran Cron Job I do not see application logs statements that I am trying to print through the log4J. However, I see exception as "Failed to open PAM security session" in var/log/*.log
It does print logs when I run manually.
2 issues:-
1) suppose I am user1 logged into AWS console what I need to do is to check the application logs on snapshot.logs from the browser instead of logging from Unix.
2) on the unix AWS server with same user id when I ran Cron Job I do not see application logs statements that I am trying to print through the log4J. However, I see exception as "Failed to open PAM security session" in var/log/*.log
It does print logs when I run manually.
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I guess this is separate issues I will post a fresh question. Thannks
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this solution pointed me to right direction.
Dunno if this one helps, like I said depends on what AWS you are using