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Update instructions on how to get hold of the fetch service logs #118

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10 changes: 7 additions & 3 deletions reference/services/fetch-service.rst
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Expand Up @@ -132,14 +132,18 @@ Qastaging
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Currently, to access the fetch-service internal logs, one needs to:

1. SSH into ``stg-lp-fetch-service-qastaging@launchpad-bastion-ps5``.
1. SSH into Launchpad's bastion and switch to the following user:
``stg-lp-fetch-service-qastaging@launchpad-bastion-ps5``.

2. SSH into the fetch-service juju unit by running ``juju ssh <unit>``, for
example ``juju ssh fetch-service/2``.
2. SSH into the fetch-service juju unit by running
``juju ssh fetch-service/leader``.

3. Run ``sudo snap logs fetch-service -n 100 -f`` (where ``-n`` sets the number
of log lines, and ``-f`` keeps up the latest logs up-to-date).

Alternatively, you can also check the logs in the following directory:
``/var/snap/fetch-service/current``.

Monitoring
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Not set up.
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