View and manage logs

Logs for Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure projects are useful for troubleshooting problems related to build and deploy hooks, cloud services, and the Adobe Commerce application.

You can view the logs from the file system, the Cloud Console, and the magento-cloud CLI.

Log locations

System logs are stored in the following locations:

The value of <project-ID> depends on the project and whether the environment is Staging or Production. For example, with a project ID of yw1unoukjcawe, the Staging environment user is yw1unoukjcawe_stg and the Production environment user is yw1unoukjcawe.

Using that example, the deploy log is: /var/log/platform/yw1unoukjcawe_stg/deploy.log

View remote environment logs

Most logs include events that occur in the remote environment. For Pro, there are multiple nodes and each node has unique logs. Use the following to see a list of all hosts:

magento-cloud ssh -p <project-ID> -e <environment-ID> --all

Sample response:

1.ent-project-environment-id@ssh.region.magento.cloud
2.ent-project-environment-id@ssh.region.magento.cloud
3.ent-project-environment-id@ssh.region.magento.cloud

To view a list of remote environment logs:

magento-cloud ssh -e <environment-ID> "ls var/log"

Example for Pro:

ssh 1.ent-project-environment-id@ssh.region.magento.cloud "ls var/log | grep error"

To view a remote log:

magento-cloud ssh -e <environment-ID> "cat var/log/cron.log"

Example for Pro:

ssh 1.ent-project-environment-id@ssh.region.magento.cloud "cat var/log/cron.log"

Build and Deploy logs

After pushing changes to your environment, you can review the logging from each hook in the var/log/cloud.log file. The log contains start and stop messages for each hook. In the following example, the messages are “Starting post-deploy.” and “Post-deploy is complete.”

Check the timestamps on log entries, verify, and locate the logs for a specific deployment. The following is a condensed example of log output that you can use for troubleshooting:

Re-deploying environment project-integration-ID
  Executing post deploy hook for service `mymagento`
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] NOTICE: Starting post-deploy.
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: Validating configuration
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: End of validation
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: Enable cron
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: Create backup of important files.
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: Backup /app/app/etc/env.php.bak for /app/app/etc/env.php was created.
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: Backup /app/app/etc/config.php.bak for /app/app/etc/config.php was created.
    [2019-01-03 19:44:11] INFO: php ./bin/magento cache:flush --ansi --no-interaction
    [2019-01-03 19:44:32] INFO: Warming up failed: http://integration-id-project.us.magentosite.cloud/
    [2019-01-03 19:44:32] NOTICE: Post-deploy is complete.

The following logs have a common location for all Cloud projects:

Though the cloud.log file contains feedback from each stage of the deployment process, logs created by the deploy hook are unique to each environment. The environment-specific deploy log is in the following directories:

Deploy log

The log for each deployment concatenates to the specific deploy.log file. The following example prints the deploy log of the current environment in the terminal:

magento-cloud log -e <environment-ID> deploy

Sample response:

Reading log file projectID-branchname-ID--mymagento@ssh.zone.magento.cloud:/var/log/'deploy.log'

[2023-04-24 18:58:03.080678] Launching command 'b'php ./vendor/bin/ece-tools run scenario/deploy.xml\n''.

[2023-04-24T18:58:04.129888+00:00] INFO: Starting scenario(s): scenario/deploy.xml (magento/ece-tools version: 2002.1.14, magento/magento2-base version: 2.4.6)
[2023-04-24T18:58:04.364714+00:00] NOTICE: Starting pre-deploy.
...

Error log

Error and warning messages generated during the deployment process are written to both the var/log/cloud.log and the var/log/cloud.error.log files. The Cloud error log file contains only errors and warnings from the latest deployment. An empty file indicates a successful deployment with no errors.

You can view the log file using the Cloud CLI SSH, or you can use ECE-Tools to show the errors with suggestions:

magento-cloud ssh -e <environment-ID> "./vendor/bin/ece-tools error:show"

Sample response:

errorCode: 1001
stage: build
step: validate-config
suggestion: Please run the following commands:
1. bin/magento module:enable --all
2. git add -f app/etc/config.php
3. git commit -m 'Adding config.php'
4. git push
title: File app/etc/config.php does not exist
type: warning
---------------

errorCode: 1006
stage: build
step: validate-config
suggestion: Your application does not have the "post_deploy" hook enabled.
  In order to minimize downtime, add the following to ".magento.app.yaml":
  hooks:
      post_deploy: |
          php ./vendor/bin/ece-tools run scenario/post-deploy.xml
title: The configured state is not ideal
type: warning

Most error messages contain a description and suggested action. Use the Error message reference for ECE-Tools to look up the error code for further guidance. For further guidance, use the Adobe Commerce deployment troubleshooter.

Application logs

Similar to deploy logs, application logs are unique for each environment:

For Pro Staging and Production environments, the Deploy, Post-deploy, and Cron logs are available only on the first node in the cluster:

Archived log files

The application logs are compressed and archived once per day and kept for one year. The compressed logs are named using a unique ID that corresponds to the Number of Days Ago + 1. For example, on Pro production environments a PHP access log for 21 days in the past is stored and named as follows:

/var/log/platform/<project-ID>/php.access.log.22.gz

The archived log files are always stored in the directory where the original file was located before compression.

Service logs

Because each service runs in a separate container, the service logs are not available in the integration environment. Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure provides access to the web server container in the integration environment only. The following service log locations are for the Pro Production and Staging environments:

Service logs are archived and saved for different periods of time, depending on the log type. For example, MySQL logs have the shortest lifetime—removed after seven days.

Log data for Pro Production and Staging

On Pro Production and Staging environments, use New Relic log management integrated with your project to manage aggregated log data from all logs associated with your Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure project.

The New Relic Logs application provides a centralized log management dashboard to troubleshoot and monitor Adobe Commerce on cloud infrastructure Production and Staging environments. The dashboard also provides access to log data for Fastly CDN, Image Optimization, and Web application firewall (WAF) services. See New Relic services.