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const ( // Status logs are always shown. Status logs should be reserved for operational // logs about the service itself, e.g.: // - startup and shutdown messages // - runtime conditions which may indicate something about the state of the service, // e.g. inability to reach kube-apiserver. Status = 1 // Info is the default log level for most deployments. It should log the principal actions // of the service, i.e. resource creation and deletion, and 'reconcile complete' // (i.e. Progressing=False) messages for success and failure. It should not include actions // which happen on every reconcile. // Example: "OpenStack resource created" Info = 2 // Verbose logs provide additional context for an administrator trying to understand why an action // be occurring or not occurring. It should produce logs on every reconcile attempt. // Example: "web-download is not supported because..." Verbose = 3 // Debug logs are very verbose. They should include things that should // help with debugging/development. // Example: "Got resource" Debug = 4 )
These levels are defined to categorize what a given log level means. Logs with levels 1-3 are for operators. Log level 4 is for developers.
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