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I'm using Titan with Cassandra, Elasticsearch and Rexster.

Everything is properly set up and I can add/remove nodes and edges to the graph through Rexster as well as the REST API.

When it crashes, I have to kill java and run it again. The error that I get in Rexster is:

Could not get the vertices of graphs from Rexster.

It happens often and I don't know what the problem is. I'm not sure what part of the stack -- Titan, Rexster or Elasticsearch -- fails.

Where can I find a log file that I could look at to find out what the problem is?

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I assume that you are using Titan Server distribution. By default there should be a log directory in the root of your titan installation directory. It should contain two files:

  1. cassandra.log - obviously for cassandra
  2. rexstitan.log - Rexster logs. As Rexster hosts Titan, the Titan logging messages should be in here as well.
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It also depends of your Titan configuration, whether is remote or embedded. Cassandra logs are usually stored in /var/log/cassandra/. Check there also.