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titleSTEP 3: Change your URL to go to have #log_generator at the end of it

You will need to edit the URL of your page carefully to replace what ever you see after the # character in your URL with #log_generator in it.

This might look like http://localhost:7654/#log_generator depending on how your Iguana is configured. Be very careful to make sure you only have #log_generator - sometimes people make mistakes like appending #log_generator to #dashboard and so on - this will not work.

In Chrome this looks like:

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  1. Type the URL (http://localhost:7654/#log_generator) into the bar like the screenshot below:

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  1. Press Return and a page like the screenshot below should appear!

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titleSTEP 4: Generate the logs

  • On this new page, use the dropdown to select the Source component created in the earlier part

  • Also change the number of months of logs to generate to 60

  • Click Run and wait for the log generation to finish

    • When finished, the output looks like this:

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titleSTEP 5: Go to the logs section and select your component

This screen shot shows how to navigate to the logs and view the data you have generated.

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