Managing Server Services and Log Levels

You have opened (and are logged in to) the management user interface, see Opening the Management Interface.

Open the Services page with the menu on the left side.
The view with all services opens. Here you can see the status and various information of the individual services. If there are issues with a service, an error or warning sign is displayed.
All services that have their own interface are displayed as links that open the respective interface in a new browser tab.
If you want to stop a service, click the button in the Service Status column.
The button for the service changes to (re)start the service.
To change the logging for a particular service or server, select the suitable Log Level with the dropdown. The default server log level is Warning. Changing the log level affects any new messages that the server writes to the server log. A higher log level affects the performance of the server. For information about available log levels, see Log Levels.

Log Levels

Keep in mind that changing the log level affects any new messages that the server writes to the server log and that a higher log level affects the performance of the server. The following log levels are available:

Parameter	Description
Trace	Logs the most detailed log messages, typically only valuable to debug an issue.
Debug	Logs information that may be useful for debugging application errors.
Information	Logs information to track the general flow of the application.
Warning	Logs abnormal or unexpected events in the application flow.
Error	Logs application errors.
Critical	Logs unrecoverable application errors or system crashes.
None	No log messages are generated.

Managing Server Services and Log Levels

Log Levels

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