Contents:
When you download job log files, the following contents may be included in the exported support bundle.
Example ZIP contents:
75- job log folder76- job log foldersupport-bundle- support bundle folderTip: If the support bundle contents fails to generate, please review
log-bundle-creation-errors.txtfor details, which is located inside thesupport-bundlefolder.
Job Logs
When you execute a job, it is broken down into individual for each phase of the process. There may be separate folders for each of the following processes:
- Ingest: Data is ready into the platform from the sources.
Convert: Some imported datasets must be converted from their source format to a format that is natively readable by the product. Typically, these jobs convert binary files into CSVs for use.
NOTE: The files generated during Convert jobs are retained only for the duration of job execution, after which they are purged.
- Transform: All recipes in the job are executed at scale against datasources.
- Profile: Results of the transformation are profiled, if profiling has been enabled for the job.
- Publish: Results are written to the specified output locations and formats.
cdf script
This file contains the script that is passed to the running environment to transform your dataset.
NOTE: This script is in a compiled language that is passed to the running environment for job execution. It is not in Wrangle and is not intended for user consumption.
Example filenames(s):
cdf-script-7932315341561207019.py
job.log
Log file for the specific job.
Example filenames(s):
job.log
photon flags file
This file identifies the settings used by the Photon running environment during job execution.
Example filenames(s):
photon-3840706514533636937.flags
photon cli info file
Location and format of the log files for the instance of Photon where the job was executed.
Example filenames(s):
photon-cli.bin.INFO
photon cli log info file
Location and format of the log files for the instance of Photon where the job was executed.
Example filenames(s):
photon-cli.bin.ip-10-0-0-9.us-west-2.compute.internal.trifacta.log.INFO.20191101-234021.16850
Support Bundle
When support bundling is enabled, the following folders and files are included in the download. Support bundling is enabled by default.
NOTE: Log files that are configured for JSON output format cannot be included in the support bundle.
NOTE: You can disable or configure the contents of the support bundle. For more information, see Configure Support Bundling.
conf files folder
Current version and archived versions of
trifacta-conf.json
, the core platform configuration file.If the platform is connected to a Hadoop cluster, additional cluster configuration files are retrieved from the local Trifacta node and included in the support bundle.
Example filenames(s):
archives/trifacta-conf.json_2019-11-01T073409Z archives/trifacta-conf.json_20191024-000_2019-11-01T073419.404Z archives/trifacta-conf.json_20191024-000_2019-11-01T073435.390Z
configuration service folder
Configuration files extracted from the configuration service, which governs configuration at the system, workspace, and user level.
Example filenames(s):
actual-settings.json default-settings.json system-overrides.json user-overrides.json workspace-overrides.json workspace-tier-overrides.json
service logs folder
Log files for services of Trifacta.
Example filenames(s):
artifact-storage-service.log batch-job-runner.log configuration-service.log
For more information on these log files, see System Services and Logs.
version.txt
Build number of the software from which this bundle was downloaded.
Example filenames(s):
version.txt
Binary files
The following files are stored in binary format and not intended for customer consumption.
Example filename(s):
iv.data key.data.enc support-bundle.zip.enc
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