D4Science Infrastructure

is this request the same as in #11045?

Access to logs should be configured at system level, defining ssh access to the log folder. System engineers know the best way to achieve this.

ssh access is not required, we can expose the log files via http(s).
@roberto.cirillo@isti.cnr.it you can set to True the variable smartgears_nginx_expose_tomcat_logs on the playbook variables for the hosts, and then run the playbook on the same hosts with the tag virtualhost.

After that, the logs will be available at https:///logs

The logs are available now in http(s) mode at the following urls:

https://geoserver-french-tunaatlas.d4science.org/gcube-logs/
https://geoserver-tunaatlas.d4science.org/gcube-logs/
https://geoserver-sdi-lab.d4science.org/gcube-logs/

Please @paul.taconet@ird.fr could you check and close the ticket if you can see the logs correctly?

I confirm I can access the gcube logs.
However, the geoserver logs of both the french tuna atlas and the SDI lab Geoservers seem to still be unavailable, neither through the gcube logs nor though the geoserver interface (see image).

Thanks for the details