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Enable concurrent log ins for a single user: This will allow multiple browser sessions to connect using the same piDashboard username, if the licence you are using also supports this. If this is not enabled (and/or the licence doesn’t support it) then subsequent logins will succeed, but they will automatically log out prior sessions.
Logging Settings
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Setting the log level
Setting the log level of an application decides the amount of content to be saved to log files. It means we are interested in the current and above levels.
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Debug can very very intensive so should only be used on a temporary basis. |
Log Levels and their meaning
When an application outputs logs to log files, the content is marked with a log level. The log level indicates the severity of an event.
Fatal - A log message at Fatal level indicates a system down event
Error - A log message at Error level indicates something is broken, while the system is still running (We log 500 level errors as Error)
Warn - A log message at Warn level is an unintended event that can be recovered (We log 400 level errors as Warn)
Info - Info level message captures a system event e.g. service start/stop, configuration assumptions, etc
Debug - Debug messages contain information that is diagnostically helpful, typically it has data values related to certain events
Trace - Trace level logs provide verbose content for events in a system. (We don’t log Trace level logs in our system)
Network Configuration
Load Balancer Settings: If you have configured load balancing (Load Balancing) and wish to utilise it click this button.
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