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  2. Getting started with Yandex Cloud resource logs

Getting started with Yandex Cloud resource logs

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Updated at July 20, 2026
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Monium allows you to work with the logs of Yandex Cloud services as well as any other logs uploaded to Monium, e.g., from your applications, infrastructure, or other clouds.

Follow this guide to view logs provided by Yandex Cloud resources.

Note

To learn how to configure transfer of Yandex Cloud resource logs, see the guides for the respective resource. For example, you can set up Apache Airflow™ cluster logging when creating or updating the cluster.

To view the logs:

  1. Create a Yandex Cloud resource and configure logging for it.

    For the list of services that support log transfer to Monium, see Observability tools for monitoring and logging.

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

  3. At the top, set the data search period on the timeline.

  4. In the search bar, select query labels:

    • project = folder__<folder_ID>: ID of the folder the Yandex Cloud resource resides in.

    • service = <log_group>: Name or ID of the log group that receives logs, e.g., default.

    • resource_type = <resource_type>: Type of the Yandex Cloud resource that sends logs, e.g., managed-airflow.cluster, k8s.cluster, or alb.loadBalancer.

    • resource_id = <resource_ID>: ID of the Yandex Cloud resource that sends logs, e.g., cluster ID.

      If you skip the resource type, all logs in the log group will be shown. If you skip the resource ID, all logs for the selected resource type will be shown.

  5. To filter logs by other properties, select labels from the list. For example, the label level = WARN will display all WARNING level logs.

    For more on how to make queries, see Data model in Monium.Metrics and Query language in Monium.

  6. To view the logs of another resource immediately, click Add query and specify the properties of the Yandex Cloud resource at hand.

  7. Click Execute query.

For information on how to work with logs, see Log search and analysis.

Service dashboard for logsService dashboard for logs

The system automatically collects incoming log metrics: data volume, delivery delays, number of errors by level, etc.

Incoming log charts are available on the service dashboard.

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