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This article "My MySQL Learning experience (15)" will explain the MySQL logThe logs in MySQL are divided into 4 categories, and using these log files, you can see what's happening inside MySQL.respectively is1, error log: Log the MySQL service start,

Error log:By default, the error log probably records the following areas of information:1. Information during server startup and shutdown (not necessarily error messages, for example, how MySQL launches InnoDB tablespace files, how to initialize its

[Msql] redo and undo log, msqlredoundolog InnoDB has two very important logs: undo log and redo log. The former is used to ensure the atomicity of transactions and the MVCC of InnoDB, and the latter is used to ensure transaction persistence. Like

Here is the MHA from boot, to failover's complete manager.log, and all of the MySQL General.log in the cluster. We can learn more about the workings of MHA through these logs. There is a lot of help in using good MHA.The architecture is as

1. System Log Default classification/var/log/messages # #系统服务及日志, including service information, error, etc./var/log/secure # #系统认证信息日志/var/log/maillog # #系统邮件服务信息/var/log/cron # #系统定时任务信息/var/log/boot.log # #系统启动信息2. Log Management Service

Preface This is a study note.The learning material comes from a log blog post from Jay Kreps.The original text is very long, but I persisted to read, the harvest is very much, also deeply to Jay's technical ability, the architecture ability and to

Httpd log and log rotation tool, httpd log Rotation Directory:1.1 Error Log ErrorLog1.2 access log CustomLog1.3 log rotation: rotatelogs Tool1.4 log rotation: cronolog Tool1.5 comparison between rotatelogs and cronolog The types of logs to be

Preface This is a study note.The learning material comes from a log blog post from Jay Kreps.The original text is very long, but I persisted to read, the harvest is very much, also deeply to Jay's technical ability, the architecture ability and to

Transferred from: http://blog.chinaunix.net/uid-24250828-id-3198922.html1)/var/log/secure: Record log in system to access data files;For example: POP3,SSH,TELNET,FTP, etc. will be recorded here.2)/ar/log/btmp: Record login This information record,

This article directory:1.1 Error log Errorlog1.2 Access Log Customlog1.3 Log Rotation: Rotatelogs tool1.4 Log Rotation: Cronolog toolComparison of 1.5 rotatelogs and CronologThe log types that need to be logged are: Error log errorlog, access log