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Hippodamia Agent
Reference implementation of an agent for the hippodamia microservice montoring service. used by pelops.
It is unwise to set monitoring_agent.log-level to INFO or DEBUG if mqtt.log-level to INFO or DEBUG. As the mqtt_client logs all published messages to log-level INFO, this would result that the first log-message that will be forwarded to the monitoring service will lead to a log entry that this message has been publish. Which itself will result in another message and another log entry and another message forwarding this log entry … to conclude as soon as the forwarding of log-message with level INFO at MQTT log level INFO has been activated the whole system is overloaded processing the first log message.
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