Logging

The Logging console (/admin/logging/instance) provides centralized visibility into Turing ES operations. It is accessible from the sidebar and requires MongoDB to be enabled.

MongoDB required

The Logging console requires turing.mongodb.enabled: true. Logs are stored in MongoDB collections and automatically purged after the configured retention period. See Configuration Reference for setup details.

Log Categories

The logging landing page displays three cards, each linking to a dedicated log viewer:

Category	Path	Description
Server	`/admin/logging/instance/server`	General application logs — startup, runtime errors, request processing, and framework messages
Indexing	`/admin/logging/instance/indexing`	Content indexing pipeline events — tracks every document from connector receipt through queue processing to final index commit
AEM	`/admin/logging/instance/aem`	Adobe Experience Manager connector logs — authentication, content retrieval, and AEM-specific processing

Server Logging

Displays general application logs captured from the Turing ES runtime.

Filters:

Filter	Description
Level	`INFO`, `WARN`, `ERROR`, `DEBUG`, `TRACE` — or All
Date From / Date To	Restrict results to a time window
Search	Free-text search across log messages and stack traces

Result columns:

Column	Description
Date	Full timestamp with relative time (e.g., "2 hours ago")
Node	Cluster node name (useful in multi-node deployments)
Level	Color-coded badge — blue (INFO), yellow (WARN), red (ERROR), purple (DEBUG), slate (TRACE)
Logger	Java class that produced the log entry
Message	Log message text with syntax highlighting

Stack trace viewer: Clicking the alert icon on an error row opens a resizable side panel (60/40 split) displaying the full stack trace with syntax highlighting for Java packages, severity levels, and Spring components.

Indexing Logging

Tracks every document through the indexing pipeline — from connector receipt to final index commit. This is the primary troubleshooting view for content indexing issues.

Filters:

Filter	Description
Status	Any of the indexing statuses listed below
Result Status	`SUCCESS` or `ERROR`
Date From / Date To	Restrict results to a time window
Content ID	Filter by document ID (supports partial match)
URL	Filter by document URL (supports partial match)

Result columns:

Column	Description
Date	Timestamp with relative time
Source	Source system that sent the document
Status	Processing status with icon and color coding (see table below)
Result Status	`SUCCESS` (green) or `ERROR` (red)
URL	Document URL (clickable)
Environment	`AUTHOR` (amber) or `PUBLISHING` (emerald)
Locale	Language code badge
Sites	Target SN Sites displayed as colored badges

Indexing Status Values

Status	Icon	Description
`PREPARE_INDEX`	Search	Preparing to index the document
`PREPARE_UNCHANGED`	Clock	No changes detected since last indexing
`PREPARE_REINDEX`	Refresh	Preparing a reindexation
`PREPARE_FORCED_REINDEX`	Zap	Forced reindexation triggered
`RECEIVED_AND_SENT_TO_TURING`	Send	Document received by the connector and forwarded to Turing ES
`SENT_TO_QUEUE`	Arrow	Document placed in the Artemis processing queue
`RECEIVED_FROM_QUEUE`	Database	Document consumed from the queue by the indexing pipeline
`INDEXED`	Check	Document successfully indexed
`FINISHED`	Check	Operation finished
`DEINDEXED`	Ban	Document removed from the index
`NOT_PROCESSED`	Clock	Document skipped
`IGNORED`	Ban	Document ignored due to an indexing rule or connector decision

AEM Logging

Displays logs specific to the Adobe Experience Manager integration. The filter and column layout is identical to Server Logging — level, date range, and text search are available.

Use this view to diagnose AEM authentication failures, content retrieval errors, or replication issues.

Common Features

All three log viewers share the following capabilities.

Auto-Refresh

A dropdown in the page header configures automatic data refresh:

Interval	Value
Off	No auto-refresh
1 second	Real-time monitoring
5 seconds	Active troubleshooting
10 seconds	Default monitoring
30 seconds	Background monitoring
1 minute	Low-frequency check
5 minutes	Periodic review

The last sync timestamp is displayed next to the refresh indicator.

Pagination

Control	Description
Page navigation	First, Previous, Next, Last page buttons
Rows per page	Configurable: 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 100 rows
Sort order	Ascending or descending by date

Syntax Highlighting

Log messages are rendered with syntax highlighting for:

Severity keywords — ERROR/FATAL (red), WARN (yellow), INFO (blue), DEBUG (purple)
Spring components — DispatcherServlet, ContextLoaderListener, Servlet, Filter (indigo)
Java packages and classes — amber italic
URLs and file paths — blue with underline
IP addresses — cyan
Quoted strings — sky blue monospace

REST API

The logging data is available via REST endpoints. Authentication required.

Server Logs

GET /api/logging

Parameter	Default	Description
`page`	`0`	Page number
`pageSize`	`100`	Records per page
`level`		Log level filter (`INFO`, `WARN`, `ERROR`, `DEBUG`, `TRACE`)
`dateFrom`		Start date (`yyyy-MM-dd`)
`dateTo`		End date (`yyyy-MM-dd`)
`search`		Text search in message or stack trace
`sort`	`asc`	Sort order (`asc` or `desc`)

Example:

curl "http://localhost:2700/api/logging?level=ERROR&pageSize=50&sort=desc" \
  -H "Key: <YOUR_API_TOKEN>"

Indexing Logs

GET /api/logging/indexing

Parameter	Default	Description
`page`	`0`	Page number
`pageSize`	`100`	Records per page
`dateFrom`		Start date (`yyyy-MM-dd`)
`dateTo`		End date (`yyyy-MM-dd`)
`status`		Indexing status filter (see status table above)
`contentId`		Content ID filter (partial match)
`resultStatus`		`SUCCESS` or `ERROR`
`url`		URL filter (partial match)
`sort`	`asc`	Sort order (`asc` or `desc`)

Example:

curl "http://localhost:2700/api/logging/indexing?status=INDEXED&resultStatus=ERROR&sort=desc" \
  -H "Key: <YOUR_API_TOKEN>"

AEM Logs

GET /api/logging/aem

Same parameters as Server Logs.

Response Structure

All three endpoints return a paginated response:

{
  "content": [ ... ],
  "page": 0,
  "pageSize": 100,
  "totalElements": 1250,
  "totalPages": 13
}

Configuration

Logging is configured in application.yaml. See Configuration Reference for the full property list.

MongoDB (application logs):

turing:
  mongodb:
    enabled: true
    uri: mongodb://localhost:27017
    logging:
      database: turingLog
      collection:
        server: server
        aem: aem
        indexing: indexing
      purge:
        days: 30

Local file logging (Logback):

logging:
  file:
    name: store/logs/turing.log
  logback:
    rollingpolicy:
      max-file-size: 25MB
      max-history: 10
  level:
    com.viglet: INFO
    org.springframework: INFO
    dev.langchain4j: INFO

Page	Description
Configuration Reference	Full property reference for MongoDB and Logback settings
Integration	Integration monitoring dashboard (per-connector indexing events)
Architecture Overview	End-to-end indexing flow

Log Categories​

Server Logging​

Indexing Logging​

Indexing Status Values​

AEM Logging​

Common Features​

Auto-Refresh​

Pagination​

Syntax Highlighting​

REST API​

Server Logs​

Indexing Logs​

AEM Logs​

Response Structure​

Configuration​

Related Pages​