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The Logs tab provides real-time visibility into the output of your running workloads.
It is especially useful for debugging, monitoring application health, and investigating errors.
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Log entries

Each log entry contains:
  • Timestamp: When the log line was generated.
  • Workload & Version: Identifies which workload and version produced the log (e.g., v1-tommie-...).
  • Log Message: The actual application or system output (e.g., HTTP requests, errors, warnings).
  • Client Details: Includes client IP, user-agent, referrer, and request path.
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Filtering logs

You can narrow down the displayed logs using:
  • Time Range: Select a window (e.g., Last 15 minutes, 1 hour, 24 hours).
  • Search Box: Enter keywords, error codes, or paths to filter relevant log entries.
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Exporting logs

Use the download button (⬇️) to export logs for offline analysis or sharing with your team.
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Best practices

  • Regularly monitor logs to identify unexpected errors early.
  • Use search filters when debugging specific issues (e.g., 500, favicon.ico, POST /api/login).
  • Combine log analysis with the Metrics tab for deeper insights on performance bottlenecks.
  • For production environments, integrate log shipping with external monitoring systems if needed.