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The Logs & Events Page

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Logs & Events Page User Guide

When clicking on the Logs & Events tab, you are presented with 50 event rows aggregated from all Blueprints and Deployments ordered by timestamp (descending).


You can control which logs & events are displayed by:

Filtering

Blueprints

To filter logs & events by specific blueprints choose one or more blueprints for which matching logs & events will be automatically updated.

Deployments

To filter logs & events by specific deployments choose one or more deployments for which matching logs & events will be automatically updated.

Log Levels

To filter logs & events by specific log levels choose one or more log levels for which matching logs & events will be automatically updated.

Event Types

To filter logs & events by specific event types choose one or more event types for which matching logs & events will be automatically updated.

Time Range

To filter logs & events from and to a specific timestamp use the time range filters. The filters consists of 2 timepickers, each allows manually typing the timestamp expected to be in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM format or choosing a date and time from the timepicker.
The first timepicker filters logs & events from the chosen timestamp while the second filters log & events to the chosen timestamp. You can choose to filter using either of the timepickers or both.

Message Text

To filter logs & events by a specific message’s text you can free type the text and matching logs & events will be automatically updated.

Clear Filters

To clear all of the filters you can click the ‘Clear Filters’ button.

Sorting

To sort logs & events click on the desired table’s header to switch the ordering between ascending, descending and none.

Pagination

50 logs & events are presented per page. You can use the pagination bar to scroll through the pages.

The Log/Event

By default the table does not present all of the log/event information. In order to reveal all of the log/event information simply click on the row itself.
An event example:

A log example:

Adjust The Table

By default the logs & events table presents all of the columns but you can choose which columns you would like the table to present. Click on the icon, a dropdown menu containing all of the table headers names is presented.

Clicking on a header toggles if it should be presented. Additionally you can drag and drop headers to determine the ordering of the columns.
Here is an example of a customised table:

Persistency

While you adjust the table’s view by filtering, sorting and paging through it, those preferences are automatically saved as part of the page’s url.
For every unique set of table filtering, sorting and paging preferences there is a unique url to match it and when loading the page those preferences will be automatically loaded from the page’s url, thus adjusting the table’s view. This for example allows you to refresh or bookmark the page or send the current page’s url as a link to a colleague without having to set the view’s preferences all over again when reloading the page.