Logs

You can search your logs using Log page and you can find details of your history.

Basics

Simple strings such as "foo" can be added directly to search box.

You can search ordered words with double quotes:

"Hello world"

You can use the operators listed below:

Operator	Description
AND	The intersection of keywords. The log must contains both keywords.
OR	The union of keywords. The log may contains either keyword.
NOT	The log must not contains the keyword.

Examples

"AlertLog" AND "Close"

"HeartBeat" OR "ALARM"

NOT "AlertLog"

Operator	Description
(⭐)	Will match more than one character.
?	Will match just one character.

Examples:

The examples can find logs that contain "INFO"

IN*

INF?

Don't use these special characters, escape them with a backslash.

&& || : \ / + - ! ( ) { } [ ] ^ " ~ * ?

Use "/posts/45326" to find "/posts/45326".

You can search for similar but not equal terms:

logni~
exmaple.org~

It is using the Damerau–Levenshtein distance algorithm (with default distance: 2). You can change the distance like this:

exmaple.org~1

Logs exceeding limits will be denoted by _logTruncated key and reason.

A list or map can have at max 50 items.

A log can not exceed 20.000 characters.

A log tree can have at max 500 parent nodes.

We log user authentication so you can find authentication details logs from the logs page. The types of authentication logs:

Log Type	Description	Log Level	Information Included
Login	When a user logs in	INFO	Username
Logout	When a user logs out	INFO	Username
Invalid Login Attempt	When a visitor tries to login using one of the users' email and password is invalid	WARN	Entered username and Client IP
Unauthorized Access	When one of the users wants to access an unauthorized page	DEBUG	Username and the requested page
Password Expiration	When one of the user's credentials has expired and needed change the password	DEBUG	Username and the reason of expiration

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Log Export feature is only available for our Enterprise plan offerings.

You can export your log files using the Logs API. Please refer here to view the detailed instructions.