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Configuration

Logging

The default LogLevel settings for the application are found in the corresponding appsettings.json, which may contain the following section -- see here for additional details on Logging in .NET and on Logging Providers in .NET

  "Logging": {
    "LogLevel": {
      "Default": "Information",
      "Microsoft.AspNetCore": "Warning"
    }
  }

To permanently change the LogLevel, just update the appsettings.json for the app. To override a LogLevel at runtime, an environment variable can set the LogLevel value. For example to set the Logging:LogLevel:Default LogLevel to Debug: export Logging__LogLevel__Default="Debug"

Example using the CLI:

cd src/CarbonAware.CLI
export Logging__LogLevel__Default="Debug"
dotnet run -l westus

Example using the WebApp:

cd src/CarbonAware.WebApi
export Logging__LogLevel__Default="Debug"
dotnet run

Or, to change the LogLevel for just one run of the app:

cd src/CarbonAware.WebApi
Logging__LogLevel__Default="Debug" dotnet run

CarbonAware.LocationSources

The LocationSource converts named locations to their corresponding geoposition coordinates based on JSON files containing those values.

Azure locations

To generate a new version of the src/data/location-sources/azure-regions.json file, follow these steps:

  1. Install the Azure CLI.

  2. Login to your Azure subscription.

  3. Get a list of Azure regions metadata in the proper format:

    1. az account list-locations --query "[?metadata.latitude != null].{RegionName:name,Latitude:metadata.latitude,Longitude:metadata.longitude }" >> azure-regions.json

  4. Copy the results and save it to src/data/location-sources/

Static Data Files

Data files are stored in the src/data/data-files directory.

All files placed in that directory will be copied into the user-interface project (CLI, WebApi, etc) at build time.