It’s important to share as much log detail as possible, especially those first 20 lines as part of the complete log output as those contain useful details specific to your Vault instance This line and it subsequent lines are only logged at Vault startup time so they contain vital configuration detail.The first line of Vault’s operational logging always begins with: => Vault server configuration:.Some points of interest from the above example:
T15:26:27.888-0400 core: successfully mounted backend: type=kv path=secret/ T15:26:27.887-0400 core: no mounts adding default mount table T15:26:27.887-0400 core: successfully setup plugin catalog: plugin-directory= T15:26:27.858-0400 core: security barrier initialized: shares=1 threshold=1 T15:26:27.858-0400 core: security barrier not initialized => Vault server started! Log data will stream in below: Storage: inmem_transactional_ha (HA available) Here is a sample startup of Vault from the operational logging perspective: => Vault server configuration: Vault is a contemporary server application designed to align well with paradigms such as the Twelve Factor App and contemporary operating system features like journald.Īs such, it logs details about its internal operation and subsystem to standard output and standard error. If you need to share Vault operational logs and are unsure about their location or format, please read on! Understanding Vault Operational Logs
Technical Support Engineers will often ask for Vault operational logs as a troubleshooting step, so it is extremely helpful to us if you provide these logs whenever relevant and especially when opening a new support issue. What are the Vault Operational Logs and Where Can I Find Them? If you are unsure about your Vault server logs, this guide will help you to identify and share them with HashiCorp Technical Support Engineers when working on Vault issues. This guide describes the two types of log output a Vault server produces, and provides guidance on locating those log outputs for sharing as part of the support issue troubleshooting workflow.
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