How to configure wildfly log to log node name

[valsaraj007]

Hi,

I am logging all logs to same file by setting jboss.server.log.dir=/var/log/wildfly/. Set the pattern %K{level}%d{HH:mm:ss,SSS} %-5p [%c] (%t) %s%E%n but not printing node name in file. Is there any way to print node identifier in log?

Thanks in advance!

[jamezp]

What do you mean by the node name?

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James R. Perkins

[valsaraj007]

Hi James,

I mean jboss.node.name or any identifier to know the node since we are logging messages from all nodes in single file.

Thanks!

[wdfink]

I would not recommend to log different server instances to the same logfile. You might have concurrecy issues. You should have a logfile per node/instance and name the logfile with the node name instead of server.log

[jamezp]

Are you running several standalone servers and logging those into the same file? I'd agree with Wolf that's not advisable. If you're looking for centralized logging a syslog server or the ELK stack is probably best.

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James R. Perkins

[valsaraj007]

I am running in domain node with 2 servers runinning on 2 machines. Each server has 2 nodes ie, 2 nodes per machine. Machine 1 runs master and other machine is slave. On each machine, the logs from 2 nodes are saved to single file called server.log.

[jamezp]

I wouldn't advise having two processes write to the same file. You could end up with log messages mixed around within each other. If you need central logging a syslog server, splunk, ELK stack etc is the way to go.

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James R. Perkins