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Version: v1.7.3-14 🚧

Live logs

Overview​

The Live logs page streams platform events in real time, giving you immediate visibility into what the system is doing. Use it to monitor document ingestion progress, investigate failed jobs, trace user activity, and verify that services are operating normally after configuration changes.

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The Live logs page requires the Show live logs permission. Only an administrator can assign this permission. If you do not have access, contact your administrator.

Access live logs​

  1. In Enterprise h2oGPTe, click Account Circle.
  2. Select System Dashboard.
  3. In the System overview section, click Live logs.

The log viewer opens and begins streaming events in real time.

The Live logs page showing filter controls, color-coded log level badges, and streaming log entries from crawl and core services

Filter and search logs​

The toolbar above the log viewer provides several controls to narrow the displayed entries:

ControlDescription
Text filterFree-text search across log entries, service names, job IDs, user IDs, and arguments.
Event dropdownFilter by a specific log event message.
Service dropdownFilter by service group: crawl, vex, core, chat, or parse.
Server dropdownFilter by a specific service instance.
Log level dropdownFilter by severity: Error, Warning, Info, or Debug.
Time range dropdownSelect a historical time window or stream current events only.
Download logs buttonExport the currently filtered log entries as a .log file.

Select a time range​

The time range dropdown controls how far back the log viewer displays entries:

The time range dropdown showing Current and historical time window options

OptionBehavior
CurrentStream new events only. The viewer does not load historical entries.
5 min through 2 hoursLoad historical entries from the selected window, then continue streaming new events.

Download logs​

Click Download logs in the toolbar to export the currently filtered log entries as a .log file. Download logs is disabled when no log entries match the current filters.

Log entry fields​

Three action icons appear to the left of every entry:

Action icons on a log entry showing the copy, user filter, and job filter buttons

  • Copy: Copies the full log entry to your clipboard.
  • User: Filters the log view to entries from the same user. Appears grayed out when the entry has no associated user.
  • Job: Filters the log view to entries from the same job. Appears grayed out when the entry has no associated job.

Each log entry displays the following information:

FieldDescription
TimestampDate and time the event occurred, displayed in your local time zone.
Log levelSeverity of the event, displayed as a color-coded badge.
Service nameThe service and instance that generated the event (for example, core-a1b2c3).
Log entryA descriptive message about the event.
ArgumentsStructured data attached to the event, if available.

Log levels​

Log entries are classified by severity. Use the log level to prioritize which entries to investigate:

The log level dropdown showing Error, Warning, Info, and Debug filter options

LevelColorDescription
ErrorRedA failure that prevented an operation from completing. Investigate immediately.
WarningAmberA condition that may lead to errors if not addressed. Review when triaging issues.
InfoBlueNormal operational events such as job completion or configuration changes.
DebugGrayVerbose diagnostic output. Useful when troubleshooting a specific issue.
  • Workers - Monitor service health and worker availability
  • Jobs - View and manage background processing jobs
  • System settings - Configure platform settings that generate log events

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