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Connector logs

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Connector logs

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This document describes logs for managed connectors and self-managed connectors.

Enable logs

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Elastic Cloud

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Elastic Cloud users need to enable logging to view connector logs. Go to Cloud > Deployment > your-deployment > Logs and metrics to enable logs.

Once enabled, you can view logs in Kibana.

Configure the log_level user setting for Enterprise Search. See Add Enterprise Search user settings in the Elastic Cloud documentation.

self-managed connectors

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Note that self-managed deployments and self-managed connector logs are written to STDOUT.

Self-managed connectors have the following logging options:

Use the service.log_level setting in your connector service configuration file to specify the log level for the service.
- Enable elasticsearch.bulk.enable_operations_logging to log the result of sending documents to Elasticsearch from connectors, for auditing and debugging. This setting depends on the service.log_level and will be logged at DEBUG level .
Use the elasticsearch.log_level setting to specify the log level for the Elasticsearch client used by the connector service.

View connector logs

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You can view logs in Kibana.

You can filter by service.type:

enterprise-search
connectors

Logs reference

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Logs use Elastic Common Schema (ECS), without extensions. See the ECS Reference for more information.

The fields logged are:

@timestamp
log.level
ecs.version
labels.index_date
tags
log.logger
service.type
service.version
process.name
process.pid
process.thread.id

See Logging in the Elasticsearch documentation for more information.

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