Iguana stores its log messages in files contained in the Log Directory. To supplement the log directory structure, also read Logging and Queuing System.
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By default, this The log directory is within your Iguana instance working directory, however, it can be changed to any directory you define. See change the log directory.
The log directory is structured…
journal.log
Directory structures for iguana-Service and each component Queue File:
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4EF2.log
*Combined this is a hexadecimal integer (timestamp of first log) - linux epoch time
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Every component has its own log file
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Not one per day - limited by size (32 MB) or timestamp changes (~18 hrs)
uses a hierarchal directory structure to ensure efficient storage, retrieval and management of log data across all components in the Iguana instance.
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It is made up of a journal file and individual log files for the Iguana Service and each individual component.  |
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Log files are structured using a hexadecimal integer of the timestamp of the first log (in linux epoch time - the number of seconds since January 1st 1970). The structure of logs is design to facilitate fast random access to the data and makes it quick to search the logs and dequeue data.
 New log files within these log files are generated in two cases, either when the:
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