Log Management

1) A Platform Log module is added, where you can download FineOps log files.

2) Relevant functions for analyzing error logs and business analysis logs are no longer 

provided.

1) The Log Management function is divided into three modules: O&M Log, Performance Stack, and Dump File.

2) For multi-node cluster projects, you can download multi-node logs with a single 

operation.

3) You can select the service type to download the required log.

Platform Log is moved to the Platform Management.

Some companies have strict control over the data center and cumbersome application process 

for entrance, making log retrieval laborious.

FineOps allows you to download the debugging log of the O&M project to the local.

Performance Stack

If a project crash or exception occurs:

1) In case of project crashes, the administrator shall quickly generate the stack log for 

troubleshooting and review afterward.

2) The administrator needs to analyze the stack log to trace the root cause of the problem, which requires high technical competence.

3) The administrator needs to download the stack log to local for analysis or providing it to 

FanRuan technical support staff to help confirm the issues in the project. However, log retrieval 

is laborious for many companies.

FineOps provides a Performance Stack function that enables rapid generation, intelligent analysis, and easy download of stack logs.

FineOps supports automatic/manual dump file generation in the event of a crash.

1) If a project exits abnormally, you can use the dump log for troubleshooting. Reasons may 

include stack overflows, memory leaks, code errors, and so on.

2) If a memory leak occurs in a project, the dump log can help developers locate the source and 

fix the problem.

3) If a project runs slowly or a deadlock occurs, the dump log can provide relevant thread 

information and the cause.

4) If an error occurs in a running project, the dump log can provide detailed error information, 

such as the code line where the error occurred, the variable values, and so on.