Deployment Logs

Monitor your application’s behavior and troubleshoot issues with comprehensive log viewing and filtering capabilities.

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Accessing Logs

View logs from your project’s Logs tab. You can see:

• Application Logs - Runtime logs from your running application
• Deployment Logs - Build and deployment process logs

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Log Viewer Features

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Real-Time Updates

Logs update in real-time using WebSocket connections:

• New log entries appear automatically
• No need to refresh the page
• See deployment progress as it happens

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Search Logs

Search through logs to find specific information:

1. Enter your search term in the search box
2. Results filter as you type
3. Search works across all log fields

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Filter by Log Level

Filter logs by severity level:

• All - Show all logs
• Error - Only error messages
• Warning - Warnings and errors
• Info - Informational messages
• Debug - Detailed debugging information

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Date Range Filtering

Filter logs by time period:

• Last 10 minutes - Recent activity
• Last 1 hour - Hourly view
• Last 24 hours - Daily view
• Last 7 days - Weekly view
• Custom range - Select specific dates

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Expand/Collapse Logs

• Click a log entry to expand and see full details
• Expand All - View all log details at once
• Collapse All - Collapse all expanded logs

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View Modes

Switch between viewing modes:

• Normal View - Standard spacing and formatting
• Dense View - Compact view for more logs on screen

Your preference is saved and remembered for next time.

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Log Actions

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Refresh Logs

Click Refresh logs to reload the latest entries:

• Clears current view
• Fetches latest logs from the server
• Useful if real-time updates aren’t working

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Copy Logs

Copy logs to your clipboard:

1. Select logs (or use Expand All)
2. Click Copy logs
3. Paste into your text editor or support ticket

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Download Logs

Download logs as a text file:

1. Click Download logs
2. Logs are saved as a .txt file
3. Useful for archiving or sharing with support

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Understanding Logs

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Log Format

Each log entry shows:

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Application Logs

Runtime logs from your running application:

• Standard output (stdout)
• Standard error (stderr)
• Application-specific logging

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Deployment Logs

Logs from the build and deployment process:

• Docker build output
• Dependency installation
• Container startup
• Health check results

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Troubleshooting with Logs

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Application Won’t Start

1. Check deployment logs for build errors
2. Look for missing dependencies
3. Verify environment variables are set correctly

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Application Errors

1. Filter logs by “Error” level
2. Search for specific error messages
3. Check timestamps to correlate with user reports

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Performance Issues

1. Review logs for slow queries or operations
2. Look for repeated warnings
3. Check resource-related messages

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Deployment Failures

1. View deployment logs (not application logs)
2. Look for build errors
3. Check for timeout messages
4. Verify Dockerfile syntax

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Best Practices

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Regular Monitoring

• Check logs periodically for errors
• Set up alerts for critical errors (coming soon)
• Review logs after deployments

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Log Retention

• Logs are retained for a limited time
• Download important logs for long-term storage
• Use log aggregation tools for production (coming soon)

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Debugging

• Enable debug logging in your application for detailed information
• Use search to find specific events
• Filter by date range to narrow down issues

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Log Limits

• Logs are paginated for performance
• Use filters to narrow down results
• Older logs may be archived