Data from web Application not getting passed to ElasticSearch
We have a .Net web application and we were already logging to csv file. We just started logging with Elastic search. I am able to see a log on Kibana but none of the information from application added to LogEventInfo is visible here though I can see that contentLength is changed based on length of information sent. I can only see http details in Kibana for each log. Can you let me know what could be the issue.
Configuration looks like
<target name="elastic" xsi:type="BufferingWrapper" flushTimeout="5000">
<target xsi:type="ElasticSearch" uri="http://<url>:<portNumber>/">
<field name ="MachineName" layout="${machinename}" layoutType="System.String" />
</target>
</target>
Data like Machine Name is not shown on Kibana, I can see it in csv log created simultaneously.
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log
" <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />"
Data is logged using following code:
var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. );
theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName;
theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName;
this.logger.Log (theEvent); –
asp.net elasticsearch logging nlog
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We have a .Net web application and we were already logging to csv file. We just started logging with Elastic search. I am able to see a log on Kibana but none of the information from application added to LogEventInfo is visible here though I can see that contentLength is changed based on length of information sent. I can only see http details in Kibana for each log. Can you let me know what could be the issue.
Configuration looks like
<target name="elastic" xsi:type="BufferingWrapper" flushTimeout="5000">
<target xsi:type="ElasticSearch" uri="http://<url>:<portNumber>/">
<field name ="MachineName" layout="${machinename}" layoutType="System.String" />
</target>
</target>
Data like Machine Name is not shown on Kibana, I can see it in csv log created simultaneously.
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log
" <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />"
Data is logged using following code:
var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. );
theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName;
theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName;
this.logger.Log (theEvent); –
asp.net elasticsearch logging nlog
Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41
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We have a .Net web application and we were already logging to csv file. We just started logging with Elastic search. I am able to see a log on Kibana but none of the information from application added to LogEventInfo is visible here though I can see that contentLength is changed based on length of information sent. I can only see http details in Kibana for each log. Can you let me know what could be the issue.
Configuration looks like
<target name="elastic" xsi:type="BufferingWrapper" flushTimeout="5000">
<target xsi:type="ElasticSearch" uri="http://<url>:<portNumber>/">
<field name ="MachineName" layout="${machinename}" layoutType="System.String" />
</target>
</target>
Data like Machine Name is not shown on Kibana, I can see it in csv log created simultaneously.
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log
" <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />"
Data is logged using following code:
var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. );
theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName;
theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName;
this.logger.Log (theEvent); –
asp.net elasticsearch logging nlog
We have a .Net web application and we were already logging to csv file. We just started logging with Elastic search. I am able to see a log on Kibana but none of the information from application added to LogEventInfo is visible here though I can see that contentLength is changed based on length of information sent. I can only see http details in Kibana for each log. Can you let me know what could be the issue.
Configuration looks like
<target name="elastic" xsi:type="BufferingWrapper" flushTimeout="5000">
<target xsi:type="ElasticSearch" uri="http://<url>:<portNumber>/">
<field name ="MachineName" layout="${machinename}" layoutType="System.String" />
</target>
</target>
Data like Machine Name is not shown on Kibana, I can see it in csv log created simultaneously.
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log
" <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />"
Data is logged using following code:
var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. );
theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName;
theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName;
this.logger.Log (theEvent); –
asp.net elasticsearch logging nlog
asp.net elasticsearch logging nlog
edited Nov 13 '18 at 20:18
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 1:38
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Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41
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Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41
Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41
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Try adding the property IncludeAllProperties=true to your target.
It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
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Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
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Try adding the property IncludeAllProperties=true to your target.
It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
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Try adding the property IncludeAllProperties=true to your target.
It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
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Try adding the property IncludeAllProperties=true to your target.
Try adding the property IncludeAllProperties=true to your target.
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It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
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It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
It didn't work I tried.. I can't find logstash inside my project. Is it possible that logstash configuration is missing hence none of data from application is passed?
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 15 '18 at 12:38
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Configuration of what? How is the log data logged to ES?
– ookboy24
Nov 13 '18 at 4:48
nlog configuration. Rule in configuration section to write log " <logger name="*" minLevel="Info" writeTo="elk" enabled="true" />" Data is logged using following code: var theEvent= new LogEventInfo( logLevel,this.logger.Name,activityInfo.LogMessage // The message to log. ); theEvent.Properties[APPLICATION_NAME] = applicationName; theEvent.Properties[ACTIVITY_NAME] = activityInfo.ActivityName; this.logger.Log (theEvent);
– Neha Srivastava
Nov 13 '18 at 6:41