-Run the below API which will have the router micro service return the status of the other microservices in the platform:
curl -s http://localhost:8046/router/api/v1/topology/health
Unhealthy Response: 503 SERVICE UNAVAILABLE Content-Type: application/json { "router": { "node_id": "dsf76s-f87df86sdf-kjhsdg329", "state": "HEALTHY", "message": "OK" }, "services": [ { "service_id": "jfrt@01ddqsvzvsyt1c1ntks8qt0na4", "node_id": "ba8b710356ee6a97:-7197168a:16b73594a99:-8000", "state": "UNHEALTHY_PEER", "message": "Service is healthy; there is at least one unhealthy service" },{ "service_id": "jfnd@c623d3fd4dbc28183de7c92aa11091be6d94cf97", "node_id": "nodeId1234", "state": "UNHEALTHY", "message": "Get http://localhost:3000/health: dial tcp 127.0.0.1:3000: connect: connection refused" },
Then, you can enable debug logging for the respective micro service.
https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/Logging
-You can also enable debug logging for the router in the system.yaml:
router: logging: ## Router log settings application: ## The log level: error, warning, info, debug, trace ## This value is configurable during runtime level: "info"