ELK (Elastic Search, Logstash, Kibana) - Debugging Elastic Synthetics

by
Jeremy Canfield |
Updated: July 24 2024
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Let's say you have already installed Elastic Synthetics in NodeJS and Create Elastic Synthetics Project using NodeJS and you are running into some issue pushing a Journey using NodeJS. In this scenario, you may want to enable DEBUG. On a Linux system, this can be done by running the export command.
export DEBUG=synthetics
Which should include additional output that begins with "at".
at 1060 ms Processing file: /path/to/journeys/my.journey.ts
at 1181 ms Journey register: "my journey"
at 1186 ms Step register: Load the page
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