6 Troubleshooting #
Before contacting support to help you with a problem on SUSE OpenStack Cloud, we
strongly recommended that you gather as much information about your system
and the problem as possible. For this purpose, SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar ships with a
tool called supportconfig. It gathers system information
such as the current kernel version being used, the hardware, RPM database,
partitions, and other items. supportconfig also collects
the most important log files, making it easier for the supporters to
identify and solve your problem.
6.1 Shard Failures #
This problem may occur the first time the Log Management Window is opened. It occurs because the Elasticsearch index for the monasca project does not yet exist. A browser reload should fix the problem in most cases.
6.2 Oops! Looks like something went wrong #
This problem happens when you were previously logged into horizon and the session expired, leaving a stale session state that confuses Kibana. In this case, re-login to horizon and then reload Kibana to fix the problem.
6.3 No results found #
This may be due to an overly narrow time window (that is, no logs were sent
in the last 15 minutes, which is the default time window). Try increasing
the time window with the drop-down box in the screen's top right corner. If
the problem persists verify that log agents are running properly; make sure
the openstack-monasca-log-agent service is running and
check /var/log/monasca-log-agent/agent.log for errors
on the agent nodes.
