NervesLogging forwards log messages from the Linux kernel and syslog to the Elixir logger. It's used with Nerves so that all log messages pass through one place.
Messages logged by NervesLogging copy the "Syslog" severity directly to the
Logger level. This means that if the kernel's level is "Error", the Elixir level
will be :error. Since Elixir 1.11 and later have the same log levels as
Syslog, this mapping is 1:1.
NervesLogging adds the following metadata to the log messages:
:facility- the facility of the log message:application- either:$kmsgor:$syslog
See the Elixir Logger documentation for reducing what's logged if the system logs become too noisy. Some examples:
# Reduce logging for both syslog and kernel logs
Logger.put_application_level(:nerves_logging, :error)
# Adjust logging for kernel logs
Logger.put_module_level(NervesLogging.KmsgTailer, :error)
# Adjust logging for syslog logs
Logger.put_module_level(NervesLogging.SyslogTailer, :error)There's no configuration. If you're using Nerves, you should get this application by default since it's a dependency of nerves_runtime.
All original source code in this project is licensed under Apache-2.0.
Additionally, this project follows the REUSE recommendations and labels so that licensing and copyright are clear at the file level.
Exceptions to Apache-2.0 licensing are:
- Configuration and data files are licensed under CC0-1.0
- Documentation is CC-BY-4.0
