Viewing Logs

The Logs view is the primary interface for exploring your application logs in real-time.

Log List

The main logs view displays logs in reverse chronological order (newest first).

Log Row

Each log row shows:

Timestamp - When the log was created
Level - Color-coded badge (debug, info, warn, error)
Source - Application or service name
Message - Log message (truncated)

Level Colors

Level	Color	Use
debug	Gray	Diagnostic details
info	Blue	Normal operations
warn	Yellow	Potential issues
error	Red	Failures requiring attention

Filtering

Level Filter

Click the level dropdown to filter by log level:

All - Show all levels
debug - Debug logs only
info - Info and above
warn - Warnings and errors
error - Errors only

Source Filter

Type or select a source to filter logs from a specific service:


api-server
worker
frontend

Environment Filter

Filter by deployment environment:

development
staging
production

Time Range

Select a predefined range:

Last hour
Last 24 hours
Last 7 days

Or set a custom range with specific dates.

Search

Use the search bar to find logs by content.

Basic Search

Type keywords to find matching logs:


payment error

Phrase Search

Use quotes for exact phrases:


"database connection failed"

Exclude Terms

Prefix with - to exclude:


error -debug

OR Queries

Use OR between terms:


timeout OR refused

Log Detail View

Click any log row to expand it and see full details.

Fields Displayed

Full message - Complete log message
Timestamp - Precise time with milliseconds
Source - Application name
Environment - Where the log originated
Level - Log severity
User ID - Associated user (if set)
Session ID - Session identifier
Request ID - Request correlation ID

Data Section

If the log includes structured data, it’s displayed as formatted JSON:


{
  "userId": "user_123",
  "action": "checkout",
  "amount": 99.99,
  "currency": "USD"
}

Error Details

For error logs:

Error Name - The exception type
Stack Trace - Full stack trace with line numbers

Flow Information

If the log is part of a flow:

Flow ID - Links to flow timeline view
Step Index - Position in the flow sequence

Pagination

Logs are loaded in pages. Scroll down to load more logs, or use the pagination controls at the bottom.

Auto-Refresh

The logs view automatically refreshes to show new logs. Toggle auto-refresh with the refresh button in the header.

Copying Log Data

Copy Log ID

Click the copy icon next to a log to copy its ID.

Copy JSON

In the detail view, click “Copy JSON” to copy the full log as JSON.

Tips

Debugging Issues

Filter to error level
Set appropriate time range
Search for relevant keywords
Expand logs to see stack traces
Use request/session IDs for correlation

Monitoring

Keep the view on error or warn
Enable auto-refresh
Set source filter to critical services
Use flows for multi-step operations

Performance Analysis

Search for “slow” or “timeout”
Look at data field for timing info
Group by source to find problematic services