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feat(elk-stack-setup): add logging.file.name ci env #19

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add logging.file.name ci env

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    • Introduced a new logging configuration entry to enhance monitoring capabilities.
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    • Updated configuration documentation to reflect the new logging entry.

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The changes involve the addition of a new configuration entry in the bengen_ci.properties file. This entry specifies the logging file name using an environment variable, enhancing the existing configuration without modifying any current settings related to other functionalities like database connections and SMS scheduling.

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src/main/environment/bengen_ci.properties Added new configuration entry for logging: [email protected]_GENERATION_API_LOGGING_FILE_NAME@

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)
src/main/environment/bengen_ci.properties (1)

27-28: LGTM! Consider enhancing the configuration comment.

The configuration addition is correct and follows the project's environment variable substitution pattern. However, the comment could be more descriptive.

-#ELK logging file name
+# ELK Stack Configuration
+# Specifies the log file path for Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana integration
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src/main/environment/bengen_ci.properties (1)

28-28: Verify ELK stack configuration completeness.

While the logging file name is configured, typical ELK stack integration often requires additional properties such as log pattern, log level, and Logstash connection details.

Consider adding these common ELK stack properties if not configured elsewhere:

  • logging.level.root
  • logging.pattern.file
  • logging.logstash.enabled
  • logging.logstash.url

@drtechie drtechie merged commit 0d6f938 into PSMRI:develop Dec 3, 2024
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