Using crio cmdline, how can I check the current log_level set for crio?

[alpana17]

Using crio cmdline, how can I check the current log_level set for crio?

[kwilczynski]

Hi @alpana17, thank you for asking!

With any modern version of CRI-O, you can use the crio binary itself to interrogate current runtime configuration, for example:

• Check the current log level set

Note: This requires access permissions to the CRI-O control Unix socket!

# crio status config 2>/dev/null | grep log_level
    log_level = "info"

You can also use c for short of config in the above.

• Save the current configuration to a file

# crio status config > crio.conf

• Save annotated (with comments) default configuration file

$ crio config 2>/dev/null > crio.conf

Older versions of CRI-O ship with a dedicated command-line (CLI) utility called crio-status, which had the same option called config (or c for short), allowing the current runtime configuration to be printed.

[alpana17]

Thank you.
Got the log_level with cmd
crio-status config 2>/dev/null | grep log_level