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Using Logs in Anypoint Monitoring (Canada and Japan)

Open Beta Release: In the Canada and Japan Clouds, Logs and Alerts features are in open beta. Any use of Anypoint Monitoring features in the beta state is subject to the applicable beta services terms and conditions.

info Availability: Advanced tier only

In the Canada and Japan Clouds, search for up to 30 days of logs across apps deployed to one of your organization’s environments.

Logs UI
1 Logs in Anypoint Monitoring
2 Environment selector for your deployments (such as Sandbox or Production)
3 Filters to narrow the list of logs that return
4 Matching log entry, which includes a date-time stamp, log level, and message
5 Expanded log message data and data available from other log fields
6 Selector for the date and time range to capture
7 Refresh button

To view logs in other Anypoint Platform clouds, see Using Logs in Anypoint Monitoring (US and EU). To view single-application logs in Runtime Manager, see View Log Data.

Search for Logs

  1. Select a date-time range (defaults to the last 15 minutes).

    Built-in and custom selections are available for up to the last 30 days of logs for selected time ranges.

  2. Select an environment.

  3. To narrow the search results, provide a log query.

  4. Review the search results.

    You can expand a log entry to get additional details.

    If no logs return, try a different date-time range, query, or environment. Also review the search query behavior.

View the Latest Logs

After a search query executes and produces log data (or no results), no new log data appears until you perform a new query, refresh, or reload the page.

To retrieve the latest log data, click Refresh.

Environments

When displaying logs, select the environment containing the applications you want to review.

Your organization administrator creates the environments that are available to you.

Anypoint Platform supports these types of environments:

  • Design

  • Production

  • Sandbox

Log Query Reference

Use these filters to narrow the results of your search for logs:

  • application accepts an = operator followed by an application name.

  • log_level accepts an = operator followed by a case-sensitive value of DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, or FATAL.

  • message accepts a LIKE operator for partial matches in log message fields.

Search query behavior:

  • You can use any or all of the available filters in your query.

    Multiple filters in a query are processed as logical ANDs (not ORs), meaning results must match all filter criteria not just some.

  • Multiple filters of the same type, such as two application filters, aren’t allowed.

  • Each filter allows a single value.

  • For single-word search string values, you don’t need to add quotation marks around the string. For multi-word strings, manually surround the value in single quotes, such as 'error request'.