And I have no "log.txt" or "azure-diagnostics-*" file. If, on the other hand, the Syslog module is enabled, you will find the log messages in your standard operating system logs. When database logging is enabled, you can go to /admin/reports/dblog on your site and see recent log entries. It is recommended to migrate your site as soon as possible. Drupal includes the Database Logging module, which logs and records system events to the database. This date marks the 14-year anniversary since Drupal 7 was released on 5 January 2011. ConfigureServices(serviceCollection => serviceCollectionīut when I go to the kudu of my App Service, I can't find any logs which talks about an exception in my code. Drupal 7 will officially reach its End of Life on 5 January 2025. ConfigureLogging(logging => logging.AddAzureWebAppDiagnostics())
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I've added this piece of code to the public static IHostBuilder CreateHostBuilder(string args) method of the program.cs : Host.CreateDefaultBuilder(args) I'm almost sure that I'm getting an error while connecting to the Key Vault, so I need to be able to see the error logs of my application. Everything else works properly.īut after the deployment, I can't test my application. In local, I can communicate with the database but not with the Key Vault I admit it's because of the ActiveDirectory registeration and I don't really need to access it in local.
My Application is connected to a Key Vault, and in the Key Vault is registered my connection string for my database.
More about dblog : You can also have the logs stored on the file system by enabling the syslog module (also in core). I have an Azure Pipeline which deploys my application to an Azure App Service. 1 By default the logs are saved at /admin/reports/dblog for which the dblog module in the core is responsible.
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