Debug logs in the production environment
My application works fine in development mode, but after deploying it to the VPS, I found that Node frequently crashes. I want Node to print detailed logs, is this feasible?
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To enable detailed logging for your Nuxt application in a production environment, you can use the
debug
option in your Nuxt configuration. This will help you print more detailed logs, which can be useful for debugging issues in production. Here's how you can do it:
1. In your nuxt.config.ts
file, add the following configuration:
According to the Nuxt Configuration documentation, setting debug
to true
will enable debug mode. This will print out hook names and timings on the server, and log hook arguments in the browser.
Additionally, you can adjust the log level using the logLevel
option:
The logLevel configuration allows you to set the log level when building. Setting it to 'verbose' will provide more detailed logs.
It's important to note that while enabling debug mode and increasing the log level can help identify issues, it may also impact performance. Therefore, it's recommended to use these options judiciously in a production environment.
For more advanced debugging techniques, you might also want to consider using Node.js inspector. The Nuxt debugging guide provides information on how to use Node inspector with Nuxt:
This command starts Nuxt in dev mode with the debugger active, which could be useful for local debugging before deployment.
Remember to review your logs carefully and consider implementing proper log management and monitoring solutions for production environments to help you identify and resolve issues more effectively.
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