Increase trace limit.

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Hi, I would like to increase the trace limit to couple of hrs until the testing done.

is it possible to decrease or increase the trace limit ?

If Yes ?what is max we can do and how to do ?

Do we have any settings for trace limits and tracing ?

or anything other interesting things about APIGEE tracing options.

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Custom logging can help in extracting more information for an extended test run. You can code in an INFO level and a DEBUG level that sends a lot more information you are interested in.

https://docs.apigee.com/api-services/reference/message-logging-policy

This article gives you an example of several variables you can consider including in your logging.

https://community.apigee.com/articles/32286/logging-to-sumo-logic-using-javascript-and-http.html

GCP Stackdriver is a great option to consider to manage logs and it offers many other cool features. Check it out.

https://cloud.google.com/stackdriver/

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hi @saigueunath Boggavaraou, there's no configuration that you can change your trace time as far as I am aware, not through the Edge UI anyway. May I ask what are you trying to test? If you can give me more details, perhaps I can help you to get to your objective by using another approach. The existing trace time of 10 minutes has been more than sufficient from my past experience.

Sure!, yes 10 mins trace time is quite sufficient. but in this case I think it is not. After my development we need to perform unit testing. It may take hrs to complete, after testing we need to do little analysis where and which point of time error occurs and why.

for this I need full analysis of whole trace section for a due amount to time.

Custom logging can help in extracting more information for an extended test run. You can code in an INFO level and a DEBUG level that sends a lot more information you are interested in.

https://docs.apigee.com/api-services/reference/message-logging-policy

This article gives you an example of several variables you can consider including in your logging.

https://community.apigee.com/articles/32286/logging-to-sumo-logic-using-javascript-and-http.html

GCP Stackdriver is a great option to consider to manage logs and it offers many other cool features. Check it out.

https://cloud.google.com/stackdriver/