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Someone has already implemented log using SLF4J to enable the application to separate files by tenant in Amazon environment?
I made this implementation in my application, on Tomcat running local the log files are generated normally, but when I deploy to Amazon and later download the logs, the files are not generated, the outputs end up going to the catalina.out.
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I solved the problem by defining the path that matches the structure that the logs are stored in Amazon Tomcat.
I made the following change to my filter configuration file.
<File>/var/log/tomcat8/nomedoarquivo.log</File>
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/using-features.logging.html
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Locally you should have settings that need to be made in Tomcat, such as jars in the classpath and JVM parameters, which can be configured by the files. ebextensions/*. config from Elastic Beanstalk, see more on http://docs.aws.amazon.com/elasticbeanstalk/latest/dg/ebextensions.html
I will try to check if I need any additional configuration, however I am finding that my application is not able to record other log files by not finding folder structure similar to Tomcat location, for example on my local machine configure for the files to be in .. /logs/filename.log, but when downloading the log on Amazon does not come in this structure, the unzipped folder is var/log/tomcat8/...
Yes, it depends on whether Voce installs by . rpm (Eb) or . zip (vc)... how nice that you found the problem.
Yes, anyway thank you for your attention. : D
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What type of deploy do you make: direct on EC2? Elastic Beanstalk? Cloudformation? Most of my problems with logs reside in missing paths or lack of access permission.
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