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- [[breaking_70_logging_changes]]
- === Logging changes
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- ==== New JSON format log files in `log` directory
- Elasticsearch now will produce additional log files in JSON format. They will be stored in `*.json` suffix files.
- Following files should be expected now in log directory:
- * ${cluster_name}_server.json
- * ${cluster_name}_deprecation.json
- * ${cluster_name}_index_search_slowlog.json
- * ${cluster_name}_index_indexing_slowlog.json
- * ${cluster_name}.log
- * ${cluster_name}_deprecation.log
- * ${cluster_name}_index_search_slowlog.log
- * ${cluster_name}_index_indexing_slowlog.log
- * ${cluster_name}_audit.json
- * gc.log
- Note: You can configure which of these files are written by editing `log4j2.properties`.
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- ==== Log files ending with `*.log` deprecated
- Log files with the `.log` file extension using the old pattern layout format
- are now considered deprecated and the newly added JSON log file format with
- the `.json` file extension should be used instead.
- Note: GC logs which are written to the file `gc.log` will not be changed.
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- ==== Docker output in JSON format
- All Docker console logs are now in JSON format. You can distinguish logs streams with the `type` field.
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- ==== Audit plaintext log file removed, JSON file renamed
- Elasticsearch no longer produces the `${cluster_name}_access.log` plaintext
- audit log file. The `${cluster_name}_audit.log` files also no longer exist; they
- are replaced by `${cluster_name}_audit.json` files. When auditing is enabled,
- auditing events are stored in these dedicated JSON log files on each node.
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