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Logging and Monitoring

Logging

Pod logs

The command warnet logs will bring up a menu of pods to print log output from, such as Bitcoin tanks, or scenario commanders. Follow the output with the -f option.

See command warnet logs

Bitcoin Core logs

Entire debug log files from a Bitcoin tank can be dumped by using the tank's pod name.

Example:

$ warnet bitcoin debug-log tank-0000


2023-10-11T17:54:39.616974Z Bitcoin Core version v25.0.0 (release build)
2023-10-11T17:54:39.617209Z Using the 'arm_shani(1way,2way)' SHA256 implementation
2023-10-11T17:54:39.628852Z Default data directory /home/bitcoin/.bitcoin
... (etc)

See command warnet bitcoin debug-log

Aggregated logs from all Bitcoin nodes

Aggregated logs can be searched using warnet bitcoin grep-logs with regex patterns.

See more details in warnet bitcoin grep-logs

Example:

$ warnet bitcoin grep-logs 94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d

tank-0001: 2023-10-11T17:44:48.716582Z [miner] AddToWallet 94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d  newupdate
tank-0001: 2023-10-11T17:44:48.717787Z [miner] Submitting wtx 94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d to mempool for relay
tank-0001: 2023-10-11T17:44:48.717929Z [validation] Enqueuing TransactionAddedToMempool: txid=94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d wtxid=0cc875e73bb0bd8f892b70b8d1e5154aab64daace8d571efac94c62b8c1da3cf
tank-0001: 2023-10-11T17:44:48.718040Z [validation] TransactionAddedToMempool: txid=94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d wtxid=0cc875e73bb0bd8f892b70b8d1e5154aab64daace8d571efac94c62b8c1da3cf
tank-0001: 2023-10-11T17:44:48.723017Z [miner] AddToWallet 94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d
tank-0002: 2023-10-11T17:44:52.173199Z [validation] Enqueuing TransactionAddedToMempool: txid=94cacabc09b024b56dcbed9ccad15c90340c596e883159bcb5f1d2152997322d wtxid=0cc875e73bb0bd8f892b70b8d1e5154aab64daace8d571efac94c62b8c1da3cf
... (etc)

Monitoring and Metrics

Install logging infrastructure

If any tank in a network is configured with collectLogs: true or metricsExport: true then the logging stack will be installed automatically when warnet deploy is executed.

The logging stack includes Loki, Prometheus, and Grafana. Together these programs aggregate logs and data from Bitcoin RPC queries into a web-based dashboard.

Connect to logging dashboard

The logging stack including the user interface web server runs inside the kubernetes cluster. Warnet will forward port 2019 locally from the cluster, and the landing page for all web based interfaces will be available at localhost:2019.

This page can also be opened quickly with the command warnet dashboard

Prometheus

To monitor RPC return values over time, a Prometheus data exporter can be connected to any Bitcoin Tank and configured to scrape any available RPC results.

The bitcoin-exporter image is defined in resources/images/exporter and maintained in the BitcoinDevProject dockerhub organization. To add the exporter in the Tank pod with Bitcoin Core add the metricsExport: true value to the node in the yaml file.

The default metrics are defined in the bitcoin-exporter image:

  • Block count
  • Number of inbound peers
  • Number of outbound peers
  • Mempool size (# of TXs)

Metrics can be configured by setting an additional metrics value to the node in the yaml file. The metrics value is a space-separated list of labels, RPC commands with arguments, and JSON keys to resolve the desired data:

label=method(arguments)[JSON result key][...]

For example, the default metrics listed above would be explicitly configured as follows:

nodes:
  - name: tank-0000
    metricsExport: true
    metrics: blocks=getblockcount() inbounds=getnetworkinfo()["connections_in"] outbounds=getnetworkinfo()["connections_in"] mempool_size=getmempoolinfo()["size"]

The data can be retrieved directly from the Prometheus exporter container in the tank pod via port 9332, example:

# HELP blocks getblockcount()
# TYPE blocks gauge
blocks 704.0
# HELP inbounds getnetworkinfo()["connections_in"]
# TYPE inbounds gauge
inbounds 0.0
# HELP outbounds getnetworkinfo()["connections_in"]
# TYPE outbounds gauge
outbounds 0.0
# HELP mempool_size getmempoolinfo()["size"]
# TYPE mempool_size gauge
mempool_size 0.0

Grafana

Data from Prometheus exporters is collected and fed into Grafana for a web-based interface.

Dashboards

Grafana dashboards are described in JSON files. A default Warnet dashboard is included and any other json files in the /resources/charts/grafana-dashboards/files directory will also be deployed to the web server. The Grafana UI itself also has an API for creating, exporting, and importing other dashboard files.