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Log Entries Structure

Each log entry consists of the following components:
  • Date: The timestamp when the log entry was recorded.
  • Source: The origin of the log entry. Ex: PANEL.
  • Type: The nature of the log, which currently shows as ERROR for all entries.
  • Preview: A brief snippet indicating the nature of the log entry, often containing the name of the method or operation that triggered the log entry.

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Frequent Errors and Possible Causes

The errors provided in the logs suggest a few possible recurring issues:
  1. Index Property Retrieval: Repeated ElasticsearchResource.getIndexProperties errors may indicate problems accessing index configuration details.
  2. Index Existence Check: Frequent ElasticsearchService.indexExist errors could signify attempts to access non-existent indices or issues with index creation.
  3. Cluster Status Issues: The ElasticsearchResource.getClusterStatus error points towards potential issues with the Elasticsearch cluster health.
  4. Space Management: The ElasticsearchService.preventSystemCrashBySpace log suggests there are automated measures to handle low disk space conditions.
  • Analyze the Errors: Review the error details to diagnose the underlying problems.
  • Resource Availability: Confirm that the Elasticsearch cluster has sufficient resources and is configured correctly.
  • Space Management: Monitor disk space and ensure there are appropriate measures to handle space-related issues.
  • Search for Patterns: Look for timing patterns that might correlate with scheduled tasks or system load.
  • Review Changes: Audit any recent changes to system configurations or deployments.
  • Monitoring and Alerts: Implement or update monitoring and alerting strategies to proactively address these errors.