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Golang agent debug level

David_Boardman
Explorer

Is there a configuration parameter to enable verbose logging for the Golang agent ? 

David

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Sajna_Sreenivas
Path Finder

Hi David,

Have attached a simple code which created few BTs and logs complete trace info in the logs which reside in the default path.

Please note that this code is only for your reference.

Thanks,

Sajna Sreenivasan

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Ayush_Ghosh
Path Finder

Hi David,

I found this parameters in the Golang documentation which you can use.

https://docs.appdynamics.com/display/PRO44/Go+Agent+SDK+Reference

Logging – Logging settings for the controller. This struct is defined as:

const (
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_DEFAULT LogLevel = iota
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_TRACE
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_INFO
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_WARN
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_ERROR
    APPD_LOG_LEVEL_FATAL
)
type LoggingConfig struct {
    BaseDir             string
    MinimumLevel        LogLevel
    MaxNumFiles         uint
    MaxFileSizeBytes    uint
}
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David_Boardman
Explorer

Code please.

^^^ in other words, can you provide a working Golang code example?

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Sajna_Sreenivas
Path Finder

Hi David,

Have attached a simple code which created few BTs and logs complete trace info in the logs which reside in the default path.

Please note that this code is only for your reference.

Thanks,

Sajna Sreenivasan

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