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Viewing logs

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at February 24, 2026

The log UI allows you to:

  • Create queries for log search and filtering.
  • View charts on logs with different query statuses.
  • View the content of log lines.
  • Navigate from logs to analysis of associated traces and spans using their IDs.

Searching and viewing logsSearching and viewing logs

Management console
  1. Set up data delivery, e.g., with the OTel Collector or Unified Agent.

  2. On the Monium home page, select Logs on the left.

  3. At the top, set the search interval using the timeline, a preset interval, or by entering the time value directly.

  4. In the search bar, enter your query in the following format:

    { <key>="<value>", <key>="<value>", ... }
    

    In Monium, telemetry follows this hierarchy: project → cluster → service. Therefore, select the project, cluster, and service parameters in the query string first.

  5. Click Execute query.

  6. To analyze a particular log entry, expand it and select one of the following actions next to the log line of interest:

    • =: Add the line’s key label to the query.
    • !=: Exclude the line’s key label from the query.
    • : Hide the log line.
    • Copy: Copy the log line.
  7. To view log contents as a table, enable Line breaks.

  8. To view the Error level logs, go to the Errors tab.

  9. To view general info on logs, go to the Statistics tab.

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