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It's critical to the debugging process to be able to analyze nodes' logs, so we should look at:
being able to fetch logs from nodes (this could be a simple Ansible script to just pull all the Tendermint log files from all nodes), and
being able to analyze them effectively.
A simple, quick 'n dirty approach to enabling log analysis may be to just output all Tendermint logs as JSON and import them into a PostgreSQL database once we've fetched them. I haven't used Postgres' JSON functionality extensively, but I'm somewhat confident it'll allow for quicker log interrogation and debugging than greping through by hand - especially if we can create indexes on JSON fields.
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It's critical to the debugging process to be able to analyze nodes' logs, so we should look at:
A simple, quick 'n dirty approach to enabling log analysis may be to just output all Tendermint logs as JSON and import them into a PostgreSQL database once we've fetched them. I haven't used Postgres' JSON functionality extensively, but I'm somewhat confident it'll allow for quicker log interrogation and debugging than
grep
ing through by hand - especially if we can create indexes on JSON fields.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: