Available in Classic and VPC
You can collect, analyze, and store various logs that are created while using the services provided by NAVER Cloud Platform, using Cloud Log Analytics of NAVER Cloud Platform.
Cloud Log Analytics features
Cloud Log Analytics provides the following features:
- Real-time log collection: you can collect all log files created by NAVER Cloud Platform services as text in real time, including Servers, and view them on the dashboard.
- Search logs: you can search all logs collected from multiple services by applying various options, such as search by time, keyword search, and Lucene Query search.
- Log data storage and downloading: 2 or more copies of collected data are distributed and saved in independent repositories that are logically separated, and they can be downloaded as an Excel file or exported to Object Storage.
- Provision of various features for log management and analysis (feature coming soon): it provides delivery of real-time keyword notifications, custom dashboards, RESTful API, and integrated log collection from NAVER Cloud Platform services.
Cloud Log Analytics user guides
Cloud Log Analytics is available in Korea, U.S., Singapore, Japan, and Germany Regions, and the same service is provided in each Region. This guide will walk you through the information you need to start using Cloud Log Analytics.
- Cloud Log Analytics overview: describes features, user guides, related resources, and FAQs
- Cloud Log Analytics prerequisites: view supported environments, provided log templates, service limits, pricing plan, and collection limited status
- Cloud Log Analytics quickstart: guides you through the entire process step-by-step
- Getting started with Cloud Log Analytics: learn how to manage subscriptions on the console, change the pricing plan, and collect logs
- Using Cloud Log Analytics: learn the features you can use in Cloud Log Analytics and how to access them
- Manage subscriptions: learn how to manage subscriptions
- Management: learn how to view and download the list of services that collect logs, enable and disable log collection, and set daily report subscriptions
- Dashboard: describes the Dashboard page where log data can be viewed in real time
- Search: learn how to search for logs and export search results to Object Storage or download them as an Excel file
- Export Log: learn how to set automatic log export to Object Storage and how to check performance history
- Alarm: learn how to use alarms
- Cloud Log Analytics permissions management: manage accounts using NAVER Cloud Platform's Sub Account
- Cloud Log Analytics glossary: familiarize yourself with key terms and definitions
- Cloud Log Analytics release notes: see documentation history for Cloud Log Analytics user guides
Cloud Log Analytics related resources
We offer various related resources as well as the user guides so you can better understand Cloud Log Analytics. If you're a developer or marketer in need of details while you're considering applying Cloud Log Analytics for your company or establishing data related policies, then make good use of the following resources:
- Improvements in comprehension and usage methods for Cloud Log Analytics
- Cloud Log Analytics API guide: how to use APIs for Cloud Log Analytics developers
- Ncloud user environment guide: user guide on the VPC and Classic environments and supported features
- Collect logs by Cloud Log Analytics: basic usage of Cloud Log Analytics
- Cloud Log Analytics blog introduction: an introduction to Cloud Log Analytics of the official blog of NAVER Cloud Platform
- Pricing introduction, characteristics, and detailed features: summary of Cloud Log Analytics' pricing plans, characteristics, and detailed features
- Latest service news: the latest news on Cloud Log Analytics
- FAQs: frequently asked questions from Cloud Log Analytics users
- Contact us: send direct inquiries in case of any unresolved questions that are not answered by the user guide
- Cloud Log Analytics easy start guide: learn how to collect logs by Cloud Log Analytics
- User guides for related services of Cloud Log Analytics
- Object Storage user guide: learn how to create and use Object Storage to export log data
- Sub Account user guide: learn how to use Sub Account that helps Cloud Log Analytics management and operational permissions management
Cloud Log Analytics FAQs
You can have your questions answered quickly by referring to the answers in the FAQs before reading the user guide. If your questions are not resolved in the FAQs, see the user guides to find the information you want.
Q. What kind of data can I collect?
A. Cloud Log Analytics can collect any kind of log data file that is created in text format. Templates are provided for frequently-used logs, but logs without templates can also be collected using the custom log feature. For more information on available log templates, see Cloud Log Analytics prerequisites.
Q. How is stored data managed?
- 2 or more copies of your data are distributed and saved in independent repositories that are logically separated.
- The data is then deleted in the following cases:
- If the retention period passes, the data from the past up until the previous day is deleted every day.
- If the size of the data exceeds the storage capacity, up to 30% of the oldest data is deleted sequentially.
- All data is deleted when Cloud Log Analytics is unsubscribed.
Q. Can I download all saved logs?
A. You can download the all data through Export to Object Storage. For more information, see Export to Object Storage or Export Log.
Q. I can't unsubscribe.
A. If you use the log management features of Cloud Log Analytics in PaaS in NAVER Cloud Platform such as Cloud DB for MySQL, Cloud DB for MSSQL, and Cloud DB for MongoDB, you cannot unsubscribe from Cloud Log Analytics. You need to first unsubscribe from or return the applicable service before unsubscribing from Cloud Log Analytics.
Q. Can I try it as a test?
A. The Standard pricing plan of Cloud Log Analytics provides the log collection feature and an average monthly log storage capacity of 1 GB for free. For more information, see Usage fees.
Q. Can the log of the Auto Scaling server be automatically sent to Cloud Log Analytics?
A. If you create an Auto Scaling group by using an image of a server collected and set in Cloud Log Analytics, the log of the created server by Auto Scaling is transferred to Cloud Log Analytics without any separate settings. For more information, see Collect logs.
Q. During automatic export, a "no permission of object storage" error occurs.
A. Check the following items in order:
- Check if the bucket has been deleted
Check if Object Storage's bucket set as the target for automatic export has not been deleted. - Check the API authentication key
Check if the API authentication key is registered in [My page > Account management> Authentication key management]. Without the authentication key, Object Storage access is limited. - Check the bucket access permissions settings
If the access control is set in the bucket of Object Storage, or if the permissions are removed, automatic export may fail. Check if the read/insert permissions are properly granted.
If the problem persists even after checking the above items, contact Customer Center.
Q. During automatic export, a "no access key" issue occurs.
A. The issue occurs when there is no Access Key to access Object Storage. The automatic export feature is internally performed using your API authentication key internally. Therefore, check the following items:
- Check if the account is deleted
If the account for which automatic export is configured is deleted or disabled, the issue may occur. - Check the validation of the API authentication key
Check if the valid API authentication key is registered in the account for which automatic export is configured.
→ Path to check: [My page > Account management> Authentication key management] - Check the automatic export settings account
After disabling the automatic export feature in the main account or other sub account, set the automatic export again in the account with the API authentication key. Then, log transfer will perform properly using the authentication key of the account.
Q. The automatic export feature is improved. Then, what are the differences from the previous version?
A. The enhanced automatic export feature has the following main differences compared to the previous method.
- Log file storage method changed
All logs are stored in 1 file before, but now they are stored separately by date, log type, or time in the enhanced feature.
→ This allows to segment logs for easy management and analysis. - Storage path changed
The path structure of Object Storage, where logs are stored, is changed in the enhanced feature. When you set the automatic export, check the access permissions and settings according to the new path standard.
The enhanced automatic export feature is for more efficient log management and analysis. Set and use it in a new method.
Q. The Agent installation has been completed and the "Finish Installation" message is displayed, but logs are not transferred.
A. If logs are not transferred although the installation is properly completed, check the following items:
- Check the firewall or ACL settings
Log transfer may be blocked due to firewall or Access Control List (ACL) settings in the installed device.
Check if the port to the log server is blocked. - Check if Filebeat is running
To check if the Agent is properly running, enter the following command:
ps -ef | grep filebeat
If the process is not running, restart it manually.
- Check the configuration file
To check if the configuration file has errors, enter the following command.
cat /etc/filebeat/filebeat.yml
Check if the log collection path, output target, and format are set correctly.
Q. While installing Agent in Windows Server 2019, the "missing configuration file" error occurs. How can I resolve this?
A. The error may occur if the configuration file of filebeat or winlogbeat is not properly downloaded.
- Check if the following configuration file exists first.
- Configuration file path
C:\Program Files\cla_windows\winlogbeat-<version>-windows-x86_64\winlogbeat.yml
The configuration file is automatically downloaded upon installation. If the file download fails, the log transfer is not properly performed.
- Solutions
- Stop the service and delete the existing installation file.
- Run the following commands in PowerShell:
Stop-Service filebeat
Stop-Service winlogbeat
cd "C:\Program Files"
del cla_windows
- Restart the installation script.
- Restart the Agent installation script. After that, check if the 2 following configuration files are properly created:
filebeat.yml
winlogbeat.yml
- Check the configuration file content.
- The configuration file must include the following collection server address (hosts).
hosts: ["collect.vcla.gov-ntruss.com:5043"]
※ If the configuration file is empty or the above content does not exist, log collection may fail.
- Restart service.
- When the settings are properly completed, restart the service with the following commands:
Start-Service winlogbeat
Start-Service filebeat
If needed, providing error messages or log file paths to the Customer Center will help you more quickly.