VibroAxe
commented
5 years ago Hey @malteserr
For a simple command line script I recommend throwing the output of your tail through ccze, this will nicely colour your output according to errors/hits/misses etc.
tail -f /data/logs/access.log | ccze -A
will give you something which looks like this
For something a bit more indepth I would suggest having a look at an ELK stack, a good starting point is https://github.com/zeropingheroes/lancache-elk, however if you wait a couple of weeks we are looking to release our own heavily modified version of this which will be fully compatible with mono. This will then give you fully queryable dashboards which look something like this:
I'll leave this open and ping you when the new repo goes live ;)
malteserr
nightah
Describe the issue you are having
Hi guys,
I must admit I'm new to linux, docker as well as steamcache but I successfully managed to deploy a server based on monolithic for a small LAN party (10 friends) over the last weekend, and it worked well enough aside from the slow initial speeds others have reported.
I've been wondering if there is a better way to visualise cache hits vs misses, as opposed to trying to follow the tail output of access.log. I noticed that the steamcache container has a script that colours hits/misses called watchlog.sh. My attempts at modifying this for monolithic's access.log didn't work too well at all.
It's probably pretty far down the list of issues and features you're planning on at the moment, but is there anything you can suggest or a similar script for this container?
Thanks!