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Accessing the console and logs

All environments are hosted in Azure and can be accessed via the Azure portal.

All developers on the team have access to the resources in Azure.

Environments

Development

Console and log access is available with no further actions.

Test and Production

A Privileged Identity Management (PIM) request will need to be raised before console and logs for these environments can be accessed. A PIM request for the test environment will be automatically approved; one for production will need to be approved by another member of the team.

Privileged Identity Management (PIM)

Steps to open a PIM:

  • visit the Azure Portal and ensure you are in the DfE Platform Identity tenant (platform.education.gov.uk)
  • Locate the PIM module
  • Click on My roles
  • Click on Azure resources
  • Activate the Contributor role for the appropriate environment
  • Select a time (usually 8 hours) and given a reason for the escalated privileges
  • (Production only) Another member of the team can approve the PIM, you'll receive an email upon approval (you can all view your pending request in PIM module)
  • Once approved your account will have access to the Console and logs

Console access

To get console access to the running application:

  • visit the Azure Portal and ensure you are in the DfE Platform Identity
  • Locate the Container Apps module
  • Locate the container you want, be careful as the names are very similar:
    • s184d01-comp-complete-app > development
    • s184t01-comp-complete-app > test
    • s184p01-comp-complete-app > production
  • Click on the appropriate container
  • Click on Console
  • Choose /bin/bash and an interactive shell will start

Log access

We have two options to view logs:

  • log stream: live logs coming out of the current running container
  • logs: database of all logs

Log stream

To access the log stream:

  • open a PIM for the appropriate environment
  • visit the Azure Portal and ensure you are in the DfE Platform Identity
  • Locate the Container Apps module
  • Locate the container you want, be careful as the names are very similar:
    • s184d01-comp-complete-app > development
    • s184t01-comp-complete-app > test
    • s184p01-comp-complete-app > production
  • Click on the appropriate container
  • Click on Log stream
  • An interactive log stream will start

Logs

To access logs:

  • open a PIM for the appropriate environment
  • visit the Azure Portal and ensure you are in the DfE Platform Identity
  • Locate the Container Apps module
  • Locate the container you want, be careful as the names are very similar:
    • s184d01-comp-complete-app > development
    • s184t01-comp-complete-app > test
    • s184p01-comp-complete-app > production
  • Click on the appropriate container
  • Click on Logs

Logs are in an SQL like database, you can manipulate them however you choose, as a starter:

ContainerAppConsoleLogs
| project TimeGenerated, Log, RevisionName
| order by TimeGenerated

This snippet will get you all the logs for the specified time period.

You can save queries for frequent use.