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Logger Configuration

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The Logger section defines how the Module instance writes diagnostic information to log files. These logs are used to review module startup, runtime activity, communication issues, and troubleshooting events. Logger configuration section for a Module instance

     

Logger parameters

Parameter                    

Description                    

Enabled                    

Enables or disables log generation for the selected Module instance. When enabled, the module writes log messages to a text file located in the N3uron log directory. Default: Enabled.                    

Level                    

Defines the maximum level of detail written to the module log file. Default: Info.                    

Days to keep                    

Defines how long log files are retained. Log files older than the configured value are automatically deleted. Default: 7 days.                    

Available log levels

Level                    

Description                    

Error                    

Logs only error messages.                    

Warning                    

Logs errors and warnings.                    

Info                    

Logs errors, warnings, and general runtime information. This is the recommended level for normal operation.                    

Debug                    

Logs additional diagnostic information. Use this level temporarily when troubleshooting module behavior.                    

Trace                    

Logs full module activity. This level can generate large amounts of data and should only be enabled for a limited time when detailed diagnostics are required.                    

Recommendation:    

Use Debug or Trace only while collecting diagnostic evidence. After exporting the required logs, return the Logger level to Info to avoid unnecessary disk usage and excessive log volume.