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Streaming log entries in real time
There are several methods you can use to modify which log entries are streamed:
Click Stream to select which logs are the source of log entries to be streamed. By default, the PHP error and Apache error logs are enabled.
To download a log file, select Logs > Download. For more information, see Downloading active log files.
Log entries are displayed with different colored bars at the left margin:
| Log source | Bar color |
|---|---|
| Apache error | Red |
| Apache request | Yellow |
| Balancer request | Green |
| Drupal request | Yellow |
| MySQL slow query | Red |
| Node.js error | Red |
| PHP error | Red |
| Varnish® request | Green |
In addition to streaming logs on the Logs page, you can use the Logstream Ruby gem, which provides a client-side API library and command-line interface. Learn more about how to install and use Logstream.
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There are several methods you can use to modify which log entries are streamed:
Click Stream to select which logs are the source of log entries to be streamed. By default, the PHP error and Apache error logs are enabled.
To download a log file, select Logs > Download. For more information, see Downloading active log files.
Log entries are displayed with different colored bars at the left margin:
| Log source | Bar color |
|---|---|
| Apache error | Red |
| Apache request | Yellow |
| Balancer request | Green |
| Drupal request | Yellow |
| MySQL slow query | Red |
| Node.js error | Red |
| PHP error | Red |
| Varnish® request | Green |
In addition to streaming logs on the Logs page, you can use the Logstream Ruby gem, which provides a client-side API library and command-line interface. Learn more about how to install and use Logstream.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.
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