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If your turnkey site set to "Show Debug Info" in portal - the a page https://<yourSite>/Developer/Serverinfo becomes available that will give you insights on application status.
=== Memory Information ===
If your turnkey site sets to "Show Debug Info" in the portal, the page <code>https://<yourSite>/'''Developer/Serverinfo'''</code> becomes available which will give you insights into application status.
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Turnkey also have a Log directory - where deviations are written to log files.
=== Logging ===
Turnkey also has a Log directory, where deviations are written to log files. MDrivenServer has logging accessible from within the MDrivenServer UI.


MDrivenServer has logging accessible from the withing the MDrivenServer UI.
We use log4net to produce log files in Turnkey and MDrivenServer. Log4net has web.config sections you can change to write log files to other locations or other file names.
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If you leave the web.config as is, we will write logs to a folder under your root called Logs.
 
The IIS account running your app must have written access for logging to be successful.
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Latest revision as of 15:46, 10 February 2024

Memory Information

If your turnkey site sets to "Show Debug Info" in the portal, the page https://<yourSite>/Developer/Serverinfo becomes available which will give you insights into application status.

EcoSpace allocation info.png

Logging

Turnkey also has a Log directory, where deviations are written to log files. MDrivenServer has logging accessible from within the MDrivenServer UI.

We use log4net to produce log files in Turnkey and MDrivenServer. Log4net has web.config sections you can change to write log files to other locations or other file names.

2018-09-24 09h06 55.png

If you leave the web.config as is, we will write logs to a folder under your root called Logs.

The IIS account running your app must have written access for logging to be successful.

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