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Where are the zookeeper logs stored

The location of Zookeeper logs depends on how Zookeeper is installed and


configured. Zookeeper generates two main types of logs:

1. Transaction Logs (Data Logs): These logs store snapshots of the data
and are used for recovery.
2. Application Logs (Operational Logs): These contain information
about the server's operational status, errors, and other events.

Default Log Locations

1. Transaction Logs:
o Stored in the dataLogDir or dataDir directory, as specified in
Zookeeper's configuration file (zoo.cfg).
o By default:
 dataDir=/tmp/zookeeper (default directory for
snapshots and transaction logs).
 If dataLogDir is not explicitly specified, transaction logs
will also be stored in dataDir.
2. Application Logs:

o Controlled by the logging framework (e.g., Log4j) configured in


conf/log4j.properties.
o By default, logs are often stored in the logs directory of the
Zookeeper installation folder.
o You can check or modify the log file path in the
log4j.properties file:

properties
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log4j.appender.ROLLINGFILE.File=/path/to/logfile/
zookeeper.log

Verifying the Locations


 Transaction Logs: Check the zoo.cfg file for dataDir and dataLogDir
entries.
 Application Logs: Check conf/log4j.properties for the log file path.

Customizing Locations

 To change the log locations:


o Update dataDir and/or dataLogDir in zoo.cfg.
o Update the file path in log4j.properties.

Would you like detailed steps for setting these up?

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