Cache Client Logging

NCache provides configuration options for the logging of client applications and socket level. These configuration options can be enabled by changing the app/web files and are disabled by default. The default location for the logs to be saved is the same where NCache logs are saved. The information on client operations and the usage data of operations passing through the socket server to communicate with the remote server are contained in these logs. The application's event log reports these logs in the system.

To enable the client logs, the flag needs to be set to true, and the log level needs to be defined. Add the following configurations in client.ncconf.

<cache enable-client-logs="true" log-level="error">

The following are the client log levels:

INFO: This level contains useful information about operations like starting and stopping the state of state transfer. By default, it is disabled.
ERROR: This is a log flag that informs about the reasons for errors that are raised during execution. It is helpful for troubleshooting scenarios like the start of cache exception, which occurs for joining with its own replica.
DEBUG: This is configurable and disabled by default. It shows the operations' detailed information, like information on key or cache items during state transfer. In order to perform a detailed analysis of cache issues, use this log level, especially when normal debugging and looking for any hidden issue is not possible. However, keep in mind that performance drop can be caused by it.

Cache Client Logging

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