Configuring the Loggeredit
By default, logging in the client is disabled for performance reasons. If you wish to enable logging, simply set the logging parameter to true:
$params = array(); $params['logging'] = true; $client = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);
This will enable logging to a file called elasticsearch.log inside your project directory. The default logging level is WARN. This is a logging level
that only describes important events that should probably require action from you.
Often, you’ll want to change the logging location or set the logs file permissions to group writeable. To change these things, simply do the following:
$params = array(); $params['logging'] = true; $params['logPath'] = '/var/logs/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.log'; $params['logPermission'] = 0664; $client = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);
Not all parameters are strings. For example, we can change the logging level of the client:
$params = array(); $params['logging'] = true; $params['logPath'] = '/var/logs/elasticsearch/elasticsearch.log'; $params['logLevel'] = Psr\Log\LogLevel::INFO; $client = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);
By default, the client uses a file-based logger provided by the Monolog framework. Monolog provides a variety of loggers. For example, we can instruct the client to log to SysLog instead of a file:
use Monolog\Logger;
// Build a Monolog logger that uses the SyslogHandler
$logger = new Logger('log');
$handler = new SyslogHandler('my_user');
$processor = new IntrospectionProcessor();
$logger->pushHandler($handler);
$logger->pushProcessor($processor);
// Over-ride the client's logger object with your own
$params['logging'] = true;
$params['logObject'] = $logger;
$client = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);
The client uses the generic PSR\Log interface, which means that any PSR\Log compatible loggers will work just fine in the client.
Replacing the logger with another PSR\Log compatible logger is similar to the previous example of configuring a Monolog logger:
use Monolog\Logger; $logger = new MySpecialPSRLogger(); $params['logging'] = true; $params['logObject'] = $logger; $client = new Elasticsearch\Client($params);