Pipeline logs not shown in jenkins build console

shravanipatil527 commented 1 year ago

Jenkins and plugins versions report

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What Operating System are you using (both controller, and any agents involved in the problem)?

Linux

Reproduction steps

Enabled the option to Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins.
Logs are visible in elastic but not in jenkins console output

Expected Results

It should show the build logs in console output

Actual Results

It shows nothing. Gives only a blank screen

Anything else?

Opentelemetry configuration:

shravanipatil527 commented 1 year ago

Hello,

We also checked for other option : Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs exclusively in Elastic (logs no longer visible through Jenkins screens). Here it should gives us "hyperlink to the logs visualization in Kibana" but this is also not working. It still gives blank screen.

The only option that works for us is: Don't store pipeline logs in Elastic.

cyrille-leclerc commented 1 year ago

What is the result of the "validate elasticsearch configuration" button in the config page? See:

https://github.com/jenkinsci/opentelemetry-plugin/blob/master/docs/build-logs.md#storing-jenkins-pipeline-logs-in-elastic-visualizing-logs-both-in-kibana-and-through-the-jenkins-build-console

shravanipatil527 commented 1 year ago

cyrille-leclerc commented 1 year ago

Can you confirm you can see the logs in Elasticsearch and kibana?
Do you see any error message in Jenkins logs?

shravanipatil527 commented 1 year ago

1) Yes, I can confirm. When "Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins" option is used it only shows logs only in Elasticsearch and kibana but not on Jenkins. 2) No error logs are seen in in Jenkins logs.

npsullia commented 1 year ago

i am having similar issue with jenkins logs not getting pushed through open telemetry. however, i see pipeline stages

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

@shravanipatil527 Can your Jenkins host connect to Elasticsearch? In any case, there must be errors in the logs of some kind when you access the console log. JEnkns agents and Jenkins Controller need visibility to Elasticsearch to send and retrieve the logs.

the stack trace in logs will be similar to the one at https://github.com/jenkinsci/opentelemetry-plugin/issues/421

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

Confirmed in 2.16, the logs are only displayed in BlueOcean and Elasticsearch, but not in the Console output.

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

It is related to the changes to mirror the logs locally at https://github.com/jenkinsci/opentelemetry-plugin/releases/tag/opentelemetry-2.10.0 Now you have to specify the property otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true in advanced settings. So, the option to store logs locally from the backend Elastic Stack does nothing locally now. The logic was removed.

Enabling the local mirror you lose the link to the logs in the Console output, you still send the logs to Elasticsearch but you have to find them manually.

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

So we have to remove the option to store logs locally from the Elastic Stack backend, make clear how to enable local mirror of the logs, and avoid losing the link to the Kibana logs when the Elastic Stack backend is enabled.

Geni2 commented 1 year ago

Hi @kuisathaverat I have been working on the implementation of OpenTelemetry with @shravanipatil527 and I tried your suggestion but it didn't work. The option was "Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins".

It is related to the changes to mirror the logs locally at https://github.com/jenkinsci/opentelemetry-plugin/releases/tag/opentelemetry-2.10.0 Now you have to specify the property otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true in advanced settings. So, the option to store logs locally from the backend Elastic Stack does nothing locally now. The logic was removed.

Enabling the local mirror you lose the link to the logs in the Console output, you still send the logs to Elasticsearch but you have to find them manually.

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

The option was "Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins".

That option is what it is broken, it no longer retrieves the logs from Elasticsearch, the only option Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs in Elastic, then enable otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true. This has the issue that you lost the link to Kibana to see the logs. If you do not enable otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true you will only see the link to Kibana to view the logs.

Geni2 commented 1 year ago

The option was "Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins".

That option is what it is broken, it no longer retrieves the logs from Elasticsearch, the only option Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs in Elastic, then enable otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true. This has the issue that you lost the link to Kibana to see the logs. If you do not enable otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true you will only see the link to Kibana to view the logs.

These are the options that I have. Also I added this otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true in the place that you have mentioned. But still can't see the logs on the console output. Screenshot 2023-10-05 111354

kuisathaverat commented 1 year ago

Weird, I have tested it with Jenkins Core 2.401.3 and OpenTelemetry plugin 2.16

Geni2 commented 1 year ago

Weird, I have tested it with Jenkins Core 2.401.3 and OpenTelemetry plugin 2.16

To add more context about weird, during the pipeline run until it finished I could see the logs in the console output after the pipeline finished and you exit that page or do a page reload it's empty. This also affects all pipeline runs before enabling this option.

I will see to update the OpenTelemetry plugin the current version is 2.12.0

Screenshot 2023-10-05 133806

We have many Jenkins environments with the same version and use the same OpenTelemetry version. But only one has this problem which is really strange.

lucasmat7 commented 12 months ago

Picking up from @shravanipatil527 and @Geni2 , I've upgraded the plugin to the latest version (current 2.17) and still no luck. I've tried different combinations:

"Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs exclusively in Elastic" option + otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true
"Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins" option
"Store pipeline logs In Elastic and visualize logs both in Elastic and through Jenkins" option + otel.logs.mirror_to_disk=true

with curl I was able to query elasticsearch search api from the jenkins controller node to retrieve records from the index:

I also observed something very interesting, when any other setting that is not Don't store pipeline logs in Elastic is selected, the following behavior occurs:

you run a build
if you check in the jenkins controller filesystem, the build log is there, the pipeline output is present (path example: /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/MyJobName/builds/60563/log
You go to the UI and click on the build > console output, the error that we are discussing is present
If now you check the filesystem again, the log file is empty

Also, it does not show the button "View logs in Elastic Observability" as it should

I'll continue investigating it...

lucasmat7 commented 11 months ago

I've found the problem... We had a plugin called "Delete logs" enabled, and as soon as it got disabled everything worked as expected

So I don't think it's a problem with this plugin, therefore we can close the Issue

kuisathaverat commented 9 months ago

in some cases, the cause is the index pattern, it needs to be logs-apm.app-*,.ds-logs-apm.app* instead of only logs-apm.app-* on Elastic Stack 8+

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