Setting up logging for the Protegrity Anonymization API

Logging is helpful to know the tasks being performed on the system. It is especially helpful to trace and resolve errors in the configuration and to see that a software is processing a request and is not stalled. You need to set up logging for the Protegrity Anonymization API if you require it. In logging, Protegrity Anonymization API captures the internal processing and saves it in a log file that you can view for further analysis. Update and use the script files provided here for logging as per your requirements.

Note: This is an alternative way of obtaining logs.

1. Navigate to the machine where the Protegrity Anonymization API is set up.

2. Use the Anon_logs.sh script to pull the logs for the task being performed in the Protegrity Anonymization API pod.

3. Assign the appropriate permissions and run the Anon_logs.sh script.

   chmod +x Anon_logs.sh
   ./<path_to_script>/Anon_logs.sh