The stdio adapter enables Istio to output logs and metrics to
the local machine. Logs and metrics can be directed to Mixer’s
standard output stream, standard error stream, or to any locally
reachable file. When outputting to files, you can enable file rotation
such that the adapter will automatically manage a set of file backups
as data is generated.
The minimum level to output, anything less than this level is ignored. Defaults to INFO (everything).
outputPath
string
The file system path when outputting to a file or rotating file.
When using rotated log files, this path is used as a foundational path. This is where log
output is normally saved. When a rotation needs to take place because the file got too big
or too old, then the file is renamed by appending a timestamp to the name. Such renamed
files are called backups. Once a backup has been created, output resumes to this path.
maxMegabytesBeforeRotation
int32
The maximum size in megabytes of a log file before it gets
rotated. It defaults to 100 megabytes.
maxDaysBeforeRotation
int32
The maximum number of days to retain old rotated log files based on the
timestamp encoded in their filename. Note that a day is defined as 24
hours and may not exactly correspond to calendar days due to daylight
savings, leap seconds, etc. The default is to remove log files
older than 30 days. 0 indicates no limit.
maxRotatedFiles
int32
The maximum number of old rotated log files to retain. The default
is to retain at most 1000 logs. 0 indicates no limit.
Params.Level
Importance level for individual items output by this adapter.
Name
Description
INFO
informational, warning, and error log messages are included
WARNING
warning and error log messges are included
ERROR
only error log messages are included
Params.Stream
Stream is used to select between different log output sinks.
Name
Description
STDOUT
Output to the Mixer process’ standard output stream. This is the default value.
STDERR
Output to the Mixer process’ standard error stream.
FILE
Output to a specific file.
ROTATED_FILE
Output to a specific rotating file, controlled by the various file rotation options.