how start elasticsearch with debug / verbose

7
votes

i have a really hard time setting up JDBC river mysql connector with my elasticsearch installation

first i follow all the https://github.com/jprante/elasticsearch-river-jdbc howto

diffrence is where i install the elasticsearch from RPM repository via yum install elasticsearch, somehow it installed my elasticsearch in /usr/share/elasticsearch but the config are in /etc/elasticsearch

the problem lies when i installed the jdbc plugin, after installed already checked via plugin -l and yes there is a jdbc driver, but when i run bin/elasticsearch

it shows nothing helpfull just like

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is it working? how could i show [DEBUG] and [INFO] ?

3
mysqljdbcelasticsearch
Can you please update with your elasticsearch version and the plugin you are using – eliasah
@eliasah how buy yum update elasticsearch? its already the latest – Adam Ramadhan
I mean update your question with what version of elasticsearch are you using and what version of the plugin – eliasah

3 Answers

12
votes

Outdated question, but probably, can be helpful for someone else.

./elasticsearch -Des.logger.level=DEBUG

Thanks :)

1
votes

In the more recent version of ES, i.e. 7.x the option is

-v for verbose

bin/elasticsearch -v
1
votes

There's a log4j2.properties file, typically in the config directory (along with elasticsearch.yml). There, you have full control over logging. You can set everything to DEBUG via:

rootLogger.level = debug

Though if I want more verbose logging for a specific chunk of code, I usually use the Cluster Update Settings API. Something like:

curl -XPUT -H 'Content-Type: application/json' localhost:9200/_cluster/settings -d '{
  "transient": {
    "logger.org.xbib.elasticsearch.jdbc.strategy": "trace"
  }
}'

Though the JDBC importer hasn't been updated for a while now.