You can run simply docker run of container.
docker run pubeldev/prusa_log_processor
Or you can run binary, no configuration but everything necessary is possible to set via flags. You can config several paramaters.
exporter.metrics-path - Path where to expose metrics - default - "/metrics"
exporter.metrics-port - Port where to expose metrics - default - "10010"
processor.address - Address where to expose port for gathering logs - default - "0.0.0.0.13514"
processor.log-to - Write logs to file - default - "false"
processor.directory - Directory where to store logs - default - "./logs"
processor.filename - Filename where to store logs - default - "prusa.log"
processor.max-size - Maximum size of log file - default - "10"
processor.max-backups - Maximum number of backups - default - "3"
processor.max-age - Maximum age of log file - default - "28"
log.level - Log level for prusa_log_processor - default - "info"
Example
./prusa_exporter-linux-amd64 --processor.address=0.0.0.0:424242 --log.level=debug --exporter.metrics-port=9090
To gather logs you have to allow sending logs to prusa_log_processor. You have to create config.gcode that will contain M340 command which set up log server address. Bellow you'll find manual how to set up your printer. Example gcode can be found in docs folder.
M340 192.168.20.2 13514
After loading gcode on to flash drive you can enable the metrics in printer.
Open Settings
Navigate to Network
Find Metrics & Log
Now click on Allow - Confirm and change value to Any Host. Next switch on Enabled Stored at Startup
Now run your configuration gcode we created before
Navigate back to Metrics & Log and find Current Configuration - click on Logs Host and store it as Host
Click on Logs Port and store it as Metrics Port
After configuration it should look like this. Only IP address should be different. And if different port was choosen then also port.
