How to analyze your log files in Data360 Analyze

The attached data flow can be used to parse your server log files in Data360 Analyze.

The data flow uses filter nodes, transform nodes and others to extract the data but these can be adjusted to reflect the result set you wish to see.

LOG FILE LOCATIONS:

For the Desktop version, the log files are located as follows - 

If you installed the application as "Local User" it's:

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\Data3SixtyAnalyze\site\logs 

If you installed the application as "All Users" it's:

C:\ProgramData\Data3SixtyAnalyze\site\logs

For the Server version, the log file location on Windows is:

C:\Users\<username>\Data3SixtyAnalyze\site-7731\logs

To find the log file location on Linux, there is a data flow level parameter called Log File Directory, per the below screenshot.

Using one of the below options that appear in the drop down list on the parameter, you can retrieve the data from wherever the log files are located for the current server:

{{%ls.brain.logdir%}} 

{{%ls.brain.server.logdir%}}

NOTE: please ensure the log files are unzipped before running the data flow.

CONFIGURATION:

The Directory List nodes uses the data flow level parameter "Log File Directory". This parameter should be set to where your log files are located.

The data flow is configured to look for Server log files only, but you can change it to search for other log files by changing the criteria in the Split node, per the screenshot below.