I am interested in seeing org.mongodb.driver.protocol.query debug logs. I believe these are going to come from here:- https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-java-driver/blob/master/driver-core/src/main/com/mongodb/internal/connection/QueryProtocol.java (and they are called when we do collection.find). Doing logging.level.org.mongodb.driver=DEBUG doesn’t seem to help. Is there anything else i need to do? Do i have to go to exact level like logging.level.org.mongodb.driver.protocol.query=DEBUG?
For any server past version 3.0, QueryProtocol, and therefore that logger, is no longer used by the driver. The logger you want is org.mongodb.driver.protocol.command
. That said, if org.mongodb.driver
isn’t picking that up, something seems wrong in your configuration. Best I can do is point you to Logging, which links to general SLF4J logging info.
Regards,
Jeff
@Jeffrey_Yemin :- I believe my configuration is correct, and that is how rest of loggers are enabled , plus this is a very standard way to change log level in any spring application.
@Jeffrey_Yemin :- Logs have started to come now. Before we close this thread, i want one info on protocol.command logs. From what i understand, they log just before query is sent , and just after response is received from database, which essentially means it is capturing the network call time. Am i right?
That’s correct that it is essentially capturing network time (and TLS state machine execution).
I’m glad it’s working now. Do you know what the issue was?
Regards,
Jeff