Tried using the Log Reader Plugin but it does not read logs from all servers.
Any suggestion is appreciated.
Thanks
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AFAIK, there is no solution using this plugin.
In the distant past I believe I was able to cook up a brute force approach that read the log file from several process instances launched in such a way that they'd be launched on random app servers, and compared all results to each other. I figured that if I launched enough instances (n^2 perhaps) then I was realistically guaranteed to have hit all of them. Of course, the project I did this on is long in my past, and I haven't messed with it recently, so I can't really speak to whether this method would still realistically work.
One idea is to leverage other technology. If you are on Appian cloud, you could stream the logs to a tool like SPLUNK to be ingested, consolidated, and presented. If you are self-hosting, you could set this up as well.
I am facing same issue.
do you have any idea how to resolve this ?
Hi Yogesh,
The original Q&A is a little vague; if you have multiple application servers in a single Appian instance then I'm not sure that I have an answer that's any better than what's above.
If you're in a High Availability config or other distributed topology, we've found a way to do that. It's fairly simple:
HI Jesse Knight
Its working fine now.
able to fetch logs from all the servers.
Thank you