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Yandex Cloud Logging

A service for aggregating and reading logs of user applications
and Yandex Cloud resources.

The service is in the Preview stage and can be used free of charge.

Service and application logs

The service aggregates runtime data from different resources into a log group. Use pre-configured log groups or create new ones for selected services and applications.

Filtering and search

Filter entries using queries. When working with Cloud Logging, you can use logical operators, search by parameters, or search within JSON parameters.

Secure data storage

Cloud Logging collects, processes, and stores logs for up to 7 days. An isolated data storage space is allocated for each log group. You can configure read and write access using roles.

Getting started

Try to run a search using a query.

You can also create a user log group by using the request form.

Request access

Questions and answers

Why do I need Cloud Logging?

With the advanced filtering features of Cloud Logging, you can quickly search logs of cloud resources and debug your infrastructure and applications with ease. You can work with logs over the API or CLI.

What is a log group?

A log group is a way to group Yandex Cloud service logs and user messages.
There are two types of groups:

Default log groups. A default log group is created for each folder. This log group is used to automatically write service logs unless a user log group is specified. You can also write logs in the default log group yourself.
User log groups. Create a log group yourself and write it for the service data you need.

Documentation

A log group is a way to group Yandex Cloud service logs and user messages.
There are two types of groups:

Default log groups. A default log group is created for each folder. This log group is used to automatically write service logs unless a user log group is specified. You can also write logs in the default log group yourself.
User log groups. Create a log group yourself and write it for the service data you need.

Documentation