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

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Log List

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

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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)

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Level Colors

Each log level is color-coded for quick scanning. See Log Levels for the full color reference.

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Filtering

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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

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Source Filter

Type or select a source to filter logs from a specific service: 
api-server
worker
frontend

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Environment Filter

Filter by deployment environment:
  • development
  • staging
  • production

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Time Range

Set a custom date range using the from and to datetime pickers. Use the search bar to find logs by content. Type keywords to find matching logs: 
payment error
Use quotes for exact phrases: 
"database connection failed"

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Exclude Terms

Prefix with - to exclude: 
error -debug

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OR Queries

Use OR between terms: 
timeout OR refused

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Log Detail View

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

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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
  • Dataset - Log routing dataset
  • Version - Application version
  • IP Address - Client IP address
  • Country - Resolved country

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Data Section

If the log includes structured data, it’s displayed as formatted JSON: 
{
  "userId": "user_123",
  "action": "checkout",
  "amount": 99.99,
  "currency": "USD"
}

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Error Details

For error logs:
  • Error Name - The exception type
  • Stack Trace - Full stack trace with line numbers

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Tags

Tags are displayed as badges: 
[billing] [critical] [pagerduty]

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Flow Information

If the log is part of a flow:
  • Flow ID - Links to flow timeline view
  • Step Index - Position in the flow sequence

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Loading More

Logs are loaded in batches. Click Load More at the bottom to fetch older logs.

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Copying Log Data

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Copy Log ID

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

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Copy JSON

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

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Tips

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Debugging Issues

  1. Filter to error level
  2. Set appropriate time range
  3. Search for relevant keywords
  4. Expand logs to see stack traces
  5. Use request/session IDs for correlation

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Monitoring

  1. Keep the view on error or warn
  2. Set source filter to critical services
  3. Use flows for multi-step operations

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Performance Analysis

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