Log Searching

Depending on the Sensedia products/versions you have, this functionality might not be available.

With Log Searching you can look for specific information among your logs.

Basic call information is kept for up to 90 days. Complete information such as headers, body and trace steps is kept for up to 7 days or according to your contracted plan.

Filters

Configure your searches using one or more of the filters below:

  • Preset time: set the search period. Click the icon to open the Quick Selection modal and choose one of the options.

  • Body: inform part of the content of the body.

  • Level: Select one of the available options. The log level distinguishes logs by their importance.
    Select All levels to include all levels in the search result or filter by log level for more information on:

    • debug: diagnostics for troubleshooting,

    • error: something that is not working correctly,

    • info: default data,

    • fatal: some functionality of the application that has stopped working,

    • trace: more specific details of the log,

    • warning: something unexpected that has happened.

  • Product: select one of the Sensedia products.

Click three horizontal lines forming an inverted triangle to open more search filter options:

  • Trace ID: inform the trace id of the log you are looking for,

  • Span ID: inform the span id,

  • Service name inform the service name,

  • Key and value: inform the log key and value. You may search for up to 10 values.
    Click the X next to an entered key/value to remove it.

Click the APPLY button to apply the filters.

The selected filters will appear at the top of the resulting list of logs.

Click the X next to each filter to remove it and click reload icon indicated by a line in the shape of a circle with an arrow at the end to apply the change to the results.

Log list

View the search result in a table with the following columns:

  • LEVEL: the log level distinguishes logs by their importance. See above the description of each Level,

  • TIME STAMP: date and time the log was generated,

  • PRODUCT: name of the origin (Sensedia product) of the log,

  • SERVICE NAME: the log’s service name,

  • BODY: click to see more details (trace-id and the entire body of the log).

When hovering over a log that contains the field trace-id, you will see a button that will open General Trace. The data shown will alredy be filtered by that trace-id.
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