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Vercel Blog·Aug 26·5 min read
30-day runtime log retention, now available in Observability Plus
TL;DR
Previously, users faced limitations in retaining runtime logs for analysis, which hindered troubleshooting and performance monitoring. Vercel has introduced a 30-day runtime log retention feature in its Observability Plus tool.
✦ Why It Matters
Engineers can now leverage extended log retention to enhance troubleshooting and application performance analysis.
Key Takeaways
- Enable Observability Plus on your Pro or Enterprise plan.
- Utilize the 30-day log retention for better debugging.
- Query and inspect logs for up to 14 consecutive days.
- Share log data easily with your team for collaboration.
Full Summary
Vercel has enhanced its Observability Plus service by introducing a 30-day runtime log retention feature. This allows teams to retain detailed logs that include information about requests, Vercel Functions, Routing Middleware invocations, and cache activity.
Users can view, query, inspect, and share log data for up to 14 consecutive days at a time. This extended retention capability is included at no additional cost for users on Pro and Enterprise plans.
By providing more comprehensive log data, Vercel aims to improve debugging and performance monitoring for development teams. This feature is particularly beneficial for teams that require in-depth analysis of their application behavior over a longer period.