Logging

Under Management → Logging administrators can view the raw log data captured by the application. It’s used to inspect application activity, monitor logged events, and investigate behavior across services, modules, users, collections, and objects. The page is read-only and only available to administrators.

Log overview

Log lines are shown in a table with the following columns:

Column	Description
Time	The date and time the log line was created.
Service	The service that created the log line.
Module	The module or component where the log line originated.
Duration (ms)	The duration in milliseconds, when applicable.
Message	The logged message or event details.
User	The related user, when applicable.
Collection	The related collection, when applicable.
Object	The related object, when applicable.

By default, the page shows log lines for all collections: you can filter down to a specific one.

Toolbar actions

Action	Description
Filter	Opens the filter dialog for advanced filtering and sorting.
Export	Exports the current filter settings.
Import	Imports saved filter settings.
View live	Starts real-time logging; the view keeps refreshing until you stop it.
Reload	Reloads the log lines manually.

Filter options

The filter dialog has three tabs.

Filtering narrows down visible log lines: between a start and end date/time, messages containing certain text, requests with specific IDs, or by collection, object, or user.

Types filters by log level, service, or module. Available log levels, from least to most severe:

Log level	Description
Trace	Very detailed diagnostic information.
Debug	Diagnostic information useful during debugging.
Information	General informational messages about normal application behavior.
Warning	A possible issue or unexpected situation.
Error	An error occurred.
Critical	A serious failure or critical issue.
None	Log lines without a specific log level.

Sorting lets you choose which column to sort by and whether it’s ascending or descending; you can add multiple sorting rules.

Tips

• Apply filters before reviewing large amounts of log data.
• Filter by collection when investigating behavior for a specific collection.
• Filter by user or object when investigating a specific action or record.
• Use View live while reproducing an issue, to watch the logging in real time.
• Use Export to save useful filter settings for later reuse.
• Sort by timestamp descending to see the most recent log lines first.
• This page shows raw application log data, which may include technical messages intended for administrators.