You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
The commit at 09d4736 appears to have removed the ability of this broker to proxy logs for the CF app instances that constitute the service instances that it manages. This removal was prompted by the Traffic Controller removing the recent-logs endpoint, as part of CF's transition away from the Loggregator system in favor of its new "shared-nothing" architecture, but there are equivalent HTTP endpoints on the log-cache component that allow consumers such as the CF CLI and Apps Manager to get recent logs by app ID (or source ID, more generally). The log-cache component is expected to remain part of the CF/TAS logging architecture even as the rest of the Loggregator system is deprecated and removed over time, so its endpoints should be stable indefinitely.
More information about these log-cache endpoints is available here:
The commit at 09d4736 appears to have removed the ability of this broker to proxy logs for the CF app instances that constitute the service instances that it manages. This removal was prompted by the Traffic Controller removing the recent-logs endpoint, as part of CF's transition away from the Loggregator system in favor of its new "shared-nothing" architecture, but there are equivalent HTTP endpoints on the log-cache component that allow consumers such as the CF CLI and Apps Manager to get recent logs by app ID (or source ID, more generally). The log-cache component is expected to remain part of the CF/TAS logging architecture even as the rest of the Loggregator system is deprecated and removed over time, so its endpoints should be stable indefinitely.
More information about these log-cache endpoints is available here:
cc @mkocher @acrmp @ctlong @rroberts2222
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: