Connector logs
editConnector logs
editThis document describes logs for native connectors and connector clients.
Enable logs
editElastic Cloud
editElastic 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 connector clients
editNote that self-managed deployments and connector client 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 theservice.log_level
and will be logged atDEBUG
level .
-
Enable
-
Use the
elasticsearch.log_level
setting to specify the log level for the Elasticsearch client used by the connector service.
View connector logs
editSee View and query logs to learn how to view logs in Kibana.
You can filter by service.type
:
-
enterprise-search
-
connectors
Logs reference
editLogs use Elastic Common Schema (ECS), without extensions. See the ECS Reference for more information.
The fields logged are:
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@timestamp
-
log.level
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ecs.version
-
labels.index_date
-
tags
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log.logger
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service.type
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service.version
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process.name
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process.pid
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process.thread.id
See Logging in the Elasticsearch documentation for more information.