Mose
11/10/2020, 4:18 PMcontext
object, and are not solids...also they can be a completely different modules).
1. I tried print
and logging
, but I don't see them on dagit
when I run the pipeline.
2. I don't see any of my logs using <http://context.log.info|context.log.info>('My logs here')
in GCP logs(deployed using k8s), only the dagster logs(eg. Engine events...Started process for pipeline (pid: 17024).) can be seen.schrockn
11/10/2020, 4:51 PMMose
11/10/2020, 5:27 PMdagit
. Thanks.
I have another module that I use to access some api to get and post values using this pipeline(we already have those modules or packages for most of our API end points...so I can't change them or make them part of the pipeline). But it is important for us to see the logs in one place, dagit. And I don't know if that is possible.
Are you using a custom logger?
I don't think I am. Just dagster's logger.alex
11/10/2020, 5:57 PMGCP logs(deployed using k8s),I think the missing piece of the puzzle is a GCS
compute_log_manager
GCSComputeLogManager
which should go out in the release tomorrowMose
11/12/2020, 4:32 PMalex
11/12/2020, 4:37 PM