Logs, console, and monitoring

View pipelines, live application logs, the console, and resource charts.

Project tabs

The project page has these tabs:

Pipelines — build and deploy history.
Logs — live application logs.
Console — an interactive shell inside the container.
Monitoring — resource usage charts.
Volumes — attached volumes.
Events — event history.
Settings — project settings.

The Monitoring and Volumes tabs are only available while the project is running.

Pipelines

Every pipeline has four stages: Clone, Build, Push, and Deploy.

Click a stage to open its logs.
Logs are available while the pipeline is running too.
Click Trigger Pipeline to start a pipeline manually.
Use Retry on a failed pipeline.
Use Cancel to stop a running pipeline.
Use Rollback to redeploy the code from an earlier pipeline.
If Manual CD is enabled, click Deploy after the build.

Rollback only restores the source code; environment variables and project settings are not rolled back.

The stage details page has an Ask AI button that explains the error in that stage.

Application logs

The Logs tab shows the app's live output and refreshes about every 10 seconds.

If you have multiple replicas, choose the replica you want.
Logs help with runtime errors, failed requests, and application messages.
If the log is empty, check the project status and the latest pipeline first.

Console

The Console tab opens an interactive shell inside the container.

It only works while the project is running.
Commands run inside that replica.
Files created outside a volume are lost on the next restart or deploy.

Be careful in the console. Deleting files or changing container settings can break the app.

Monitoring

The Monitoring tab shows CPU, RAM, Disk, and Network charts. The time range can be set from 1 hour to 7 days.

This tab is only enabled while the project is running.

Events

The Events tab shows the action history with date, title, description, and executor. It is useful for reviewing recent changes and finding the cause of a problem.