Introduction

Laravel Cloud allows you to view and search your Laravel application’s logs for a given environment via the “Logs” tab. When viewing your logs, you may filter logs based on type:

  • Application logs: log entries written by your Laravel application, either manually or when the application encounters an unhandled exception.
  • Access logs: log entries automatically generated by Laravel Cloud when a request is received by your Laravel application.

Log Retention

Laravel Cloud prioritizes your most recent logs and will eventually delete older logs when they exceed your plan’s retention period or storage quota allowance (whichever comes first).

See “Log retention” in our pricing and plan documentation for more details.

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