Module | GELF::Levels |
In: |
lib/gelf/severity.rb
|
There are two things you should know about log levels/severity:
- syslog defines levels from 0 (Emergency) to 7 (Debug). 0 (Emergency) and 1 (Alert) levels are reserved for OS kernel. - Ruby default Logger defines levels from 0 (DEBUG) to 4 (FATAL) and 5 (UNKNOWN). Note that order is inverted.
For compatibility we define our constants as Ruby Logger, and convert values before generating GELF message, using defined mapping.
DEBUG | = | 0 | ||
INFO | = | 1 | ||
WARN | = | 2 | ||
ERROR | = | 3 | ||
FATAL | = | 4 | ||
UNKNOWN | = | 5 | ||
EMERGENCY | = | 10 | Additional native syslog severities. These will work in direct mapping mode only, for compatibility with syslog sources unrelated to Logger. | |
ALERT | = | 11 | ||
CRITICAL | = | 12 | ||
WARNING | = | 14 | ||
NOTICE | = | 15 | ||
INFORMATIONAL | = | 16 |