How to Enable Debug Logging in Proxy Scanner

Via Docker CLI:

The best way to figure out deeper issues with the Lacework Proxy scanner is to enable debug level logging,  you can either enable it when calling the scanner and pasting the following into the command line:

-e LOG_LEVEL=debug

Example:

docker run -e LOG_LEVEL=debug -d --mount type=bind,source="$(pwd)"/cache,target=/opt/lacework/cache -v "$(pwd)"/config.yml:/opt/lacework/config/config.yml -p 8080:8080 lacework/lacework-proxy-scanner

This will print debug to stdout.

Via Helm Chart:

To enable via helm, add the following as a top level key in your values.yaml file

logLevel: debug

Then view by running the following

kubectl logs -n <namespace> <podname of proxy scanner>

Inline Scanner daemon mode

If you are running the Lacework Proxy scanner using the inline scanner binary and running it in Daemon mode (https://docs.lacework.com/integrate-inline-scanner#daemon-run-command)

 You can simply use the inline scanner configure commands to enable debug logging and set a log file:

lw-scanner configure logging