Class FileSystemHttpLogsConfig

java.lang.Object
com.microsoft.azure.management.appservice.FileSystemHttpLogsConfig

public class FileSystemHttpLogsConfig extends Object
Http logs to file system configuration.
  • Constructor Details

    • FileSystemHttpLogsConfig

      public FileSystemHttpLogsConfig()
  • Method Details

    • retentionInMb

      public Integer retentionInMb()
      Get maximum size in megabytes that http log files can use. When reached old log files will be removed to make space for new ones. Value can range between 25 and 100.
      Returns:
      the retentionInMb value
    • withRetentionInMb

      public FileSystemHttpLogsConfig withRetentionInMb(Integer retentionInMb)
      Set maximum size in megabytes that http log files can use. When reached old log files will be removed to make space for new ones. Value can range between 25 and 100.
      Parameters:
      retentionInMb - the retentionInMb value to set
      Returns:
      the FileSystemHttpLogsConfig object itself.
    • retentionInDays

      public Integer retentionInDays()
      Get retention in days. Remove files older than X days. 0 or lower means no retention.
      Returns:
      the retentionInDays value
    • withRetentionInDays

      public FileSystemHttpLogsConfig withRetentionInDays(Integer retentionInDays)
      Set retention in days. Remove files older than X days. 0 or lower means no retention.
      Parameters:
      retentionInDays - the retentionInDays value to set
      Returns:
      the FileSystemHttpLogsConfig object itself.
    • enabled

      public Boolean enabled()
      Get true if configuration is enabled, false if it is disabled and null if configuration is not set.
      Returns:
      the enabled value
    • withEnabled

      public FileSystemHttpLogsConfig withEnabled(Boolean enabled)
      Set true if configuration is enabled, false if it is disabled and null if configuration is not set.
      Parameters:
      enabled - the enabled value to set
      Returns:
      the FileSystemHttpLogsConfig object itself.