WebLogic Server log rotation

1. Log in to the WebLogic Admin Console: http://host:port/console

2. Navigate to: Servers > [managed_server] > Logging > General > Advanced

Rotation type:                          By Size
Rotation file size:                     100000
Limit number of retained files:         [Enable]
Files to retain:                        10
Log file rotation directory:            (blank)
Rotate log file on startup:             [Enable]
Minimum severity to log:                warning
Redirect stdout logging enabled:        [Enable]
Redirect stderr logging enabled:        [Enable]
Log file : Severity level:              Warning
Standard out : Severity level:          Warning
Domain log broadcaster: Severity level: Warning
Memory buffer: Severity level:          Warning

3. Navigate to: Servers > [managed_server] > Logging > HTTP

HTTP access log file enabled:  [Enable]
Rotation type:                  By Size
Rotation file size:             50000
Limit number of retained files: [Enable]
Files to retain:                10
Log file rotation directory:    (blank)
Rotate log file on startup:     [Enable]

4. Navigate to: Servers > [managed_server] > Logging > Data Source

Rotation type:                  By Size
Rotation file size:             50000
Limit number of retained files: [Enable]
Files to retain:                10
Log file rotation directory:    (blank)
Rotate log file on startup:     [Enable]

5. Navigate to: [domain] > Configuration > Logging

Rotation type:                  By Size
Rotation file size:             50000
Limit number of retained files: [Enable]
Files to retain:                30
Log file rotation directory:    (blank)
Rotate log file on startup:     [Enable]

Applicable Versions

• Oracle WebLogic Server 11g (11.1.1.9.0)