Logs
The logs section provides a detailed history of every check execution.
BigQuery-Powered Storage
Check history is stored in Google BigQuery, providing:
- Fast querying across large datasets
- Reliable, scalable storage
- Efficient time-range filtering
Viewing Logs
Navigate to a check’s detail page and select the History tab to view its logs.
Filtering
| Filter | Description |
|---|---|
| Date range | Select a start and end date |
| Status | Filter by up, down, or error |
| Search | Search by response content or error message |
Log Entry Details
Each log entry includes:
- Timestamp - When the check ran
- Status - Result (up, down, error)
- Status code - HTTP response code (for HTTP checks)
- Response time - Total request duration in milliseconds
- Region - Where the check ran from
- Performance breakdown - DNS, connect, TLS, TTFB timing
Log Notes and Annotations
Add notes to log entries for context and documentation:
Adding Notes
- Click on a log entry to expand it
- Click Add Note
- Enter your note text
- Save
Notes are useful for:
- Documenting the cause of an outage
- Recording maintenance activities
- Linking to related incident reports
- Providing context for future reference
Manual Log Entries
Create manual log entries to record events that aren’t captured automatically:
- Planned maintenance windows
- Manual failovers
- External incidents affecting your services
- Communication with upstream providers
Export
Log data can be accessed via the API for integration with external analytics tools.
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