Debugging Guide¶
This guide provides systematic approaches to debug issues in the Local AI Cyber Lab environment.
Debugging Methodology¶
1. Information Gathering¶
System State¶
Logs Collection¶
# Collect service logs
docker-compose logs --tail=100 service-name
# Check system logs
journalctl -u docker
dmesg | grep -i error
2. Problem Isolation¶
Service Dependencies¶
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Map service dependencies:
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Check service health:
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Verify network connectivity:
Component Testing¶
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Test individual components:
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Verify configurations:
3. Debug Tools¶
Docker Debugging¶
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Container inspection:
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Resource monitoring:
Network Debugging¶
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Network connectivity:
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DNS resolution:
4. Performance Debugging¶
CPU Profiling¶
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Process monitoring:
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System load analysis:
Memory Analysis¶
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Memory usage:
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Container memory:
5. Security Debugging¶
Access Control¶
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Check permissions:
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Audit authentication:
Network Security¶
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Port scanning:
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TLS verification:
6. Debug Logging¶
Enable Debug Logs¶
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Update logging configuration:
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Docker logging:
Log Analysis¶
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Parse logs:
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Log aggregation:
7. Recovery Steps¶
Service Recovery¶
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Restart services:
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Clean restart:
Data Recovery¶
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Backup data:
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Restore from backup:
Best Practices¶
- Systematic Approach:
- Start with logs
- Isolate components
- Test incrementally
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Document findings
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Monitoring:
- Set up alerts
- Monitor resource usage
- Track error rates
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Log key metrics
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Prevention:
- Regular health checks
- Automated testing
- Configuration validation
- Security audits
Debug Checklist¶
- [ ] Collect system information
- [ ] Review recent changes
- [ ] Check service status
- [ ] Verify configurations
- [ ] Test component isolation
- [ ] Monitor resource usage
- [ ] Review security logs
- [ ] Document findings
- [ ] Implement fixes
- [ ] Verify solution
- [ ] Update documentation