The Scheduled Cron Jobs log records all messages sent to the standard output stream (STDOUT) during Cronjob execution.
Parsing the log file
The following line is a representative example of the data written into your Scheduled Cron Jobs log:
2025-05-19T05:35:42.591265047Z command-5578dd9cd7-dxhwd: <log_message>
| Position | Data | Description |
|---|
| 0 | 2025-05-19T05:35:42.591265047Z | The date and time the request was received by the backend infrastructure in the rfc3339 format. This field has nanosecond precision. |
| 1 | command-43a2da6e-94c7-48dc-be21-4556fdbef3b3-29129055-vl4wf | The pod name that contains the cron job UUID. You can use the following regex to retrieve the UUID:
command-(?<uuid>[0-9a-f\-]+)-[0-9]+-[0-9a-z]+ Use the UUID to precisely trace each log back to its originating cron job. |
| 2 | log_message | The log message. |
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