What does Log Explorer search?

Container logs from Cache, Database, Queue, Rapids (serverless) and Managed Apps. VPS and Static Sites are outside Log Explorer’s scope today. Log Explorer shows service container output rather than infrastructure exporter sidecars.

How long are logs retained?

The current query window is 240 hours (10 days). Older logs are not queryable through Log Explorer. Arrange separate collection if you need a longer history.

Can I search in real time?

Yes. Live tail follows new lines from one selected resource with a relative time range. It is unavailable with a custom time window. Search and level filters are off while it runs.

What search modes are available?

Contains, regex and exclude, plus an independent level filter for error, warn, info and debug. Level detection understands structured formats such as JSON and provider-specific log records.

Can I share a specific search with a teammate?

Yes. Resource selection, time range, search term, search mode and level are encoded in the page URL. Use Copy a link to this view in the dashboard. The recipient still needs access to the resources.

How much does it cost?

Log Explorer is part of the DanubeData dashboard. See the Pricing page for the managed services whose logs you explore.

Do I need kubectl or a separate log aggregator?

No. Open Logs in your DanubeData dashboard to search the supported services. There is no Log Explorer client to install.

Search your service logs in one place.

Log Explorer brings cache, database, queue, Rapids and managed app logs into one dashboard. Filter your search, follow new lines and read the surrounding context.

Live tail
Regex search
Shareable links

Illustrative log entries

billing-worker · Expand the error to read its JSON.

14:31:48Retry scheduled

14:31:47connection timeout

{
  "level": "ERROR",
  "message": "connection timeout",
  "queue": "default",
  "retrying": true
}

14:31:46Job started

What customers say

“As a developer and cloud enthusiast, I’ve tried a lot of infrastructure platforms — but DanubeData genuinely stands out as one of the most intuitive, modern, and reliable cloud services I’ve used. From signup to deployment, everything feels thoughtfully designed and developer-centric. Deploying a VPS, cache, or database instance takes under a minute — and that’s not an exaggeration! Their intuitive dashboard and instant provisioning make launching new services effortless, even if you’re just getting started with cloud infrastructure”

Keoma WrightCEO/Founder at OpenWeb.co.za

“I’m running my new project’s backend on DanubeData and the experience has been smooth from day one—deployment is fast, the dashboard feels genuinely developer-friendly, and everything has been stable with no issues so far. Any time I had a question or hit a small blocker, the support was excellent: quick to respond, clear in explanations, and focused on getting me unblocked rather than sending me in circles. If you want EU-based infrastructure without the usual DevOps friction, DanubeData delivers.”

Cristian TorzsaCEO at InnovaSoftware SRL

“ruby/Sinatra invoicing application on a Docker container. Danube data was an obvious choice given its incredibly user friendly dashboard and automatic deployment directly from my GitHub repository via webhook. I've used many other platforms (Google, AWS, Azure), but Danube is the clear winner in terms of ease to configure, clear and honest pricing not to mention the excellent response time. Everything works perfectly so I hardly ever have to pull up the dashboard since I moved to Danube Data.”

Bo PereiraParis-Brest srl

From search to surrounding context

Narrow the window, find a line and keep the rest of the story close.

One search across resources
Select up to 10 resources and query their logs together. Keep resource names alongside each line.
Search your way
Contains, regex and exclude modes, with an independent level filter for error, warn, info and debug. Level detection understands structured log formats.
Live tail
Follow new lines from one selected resource using a relative time range. Search and level filters are off while live tail runs.
Choose the time window
Presets run from 15 minutes to 10 days. Set a custom window or drag across the volume chart to zoom into it.
Readable JSON
Expand a log row to read its complete message, with structured JSON formatted for inspection.
Surrounding context
Open the context panel for a line to read what happened before and after it.
Shareable views
Copy a link with your resource selection, time range, search mode, search term and level. A teammate can reopen those filters.
Load older
Page back through older lines in the selected window while keeping your search filters.

The services you can search

Container output, grouped by resource. VPS and Static Sites are outside Log Explorer’s scope today.

Open Logs in your dashboard. Choose resources and a time range, then search. No kubectl access or Log Explorer client is needed.

See managed service pricing

Log Explorer FAQ

Coverage, retention, search and sharing.

Container logs from Cache, Database, Queue, Rapids (serverless) and Managed Apps. VPS and Static Sites are outside Log Explorer’s scope today. Log Explorer shows service container output rather than infrastructure exporter sidecars.
Link to this answer
The current query window is 240 hours (10 days). Older logs are not queryable through Log Explorer. Arrange separate collection if you need a longer history.
Link to this answer
Yes. Live tail follows new lines from one selected resource with a relative time range. It is unavailable with a custom time window. Search and level filters are off while it runs.
Link to this answer
Contains, regex and exclude, plus an independent level filter for error, warn, info and debug. Level detection understands structured formats such as JSON and provider-specific log records.
Link to this answer
Yes. Resource selection, time range, search term, search mode and level are encoded in the page URL. Use Copy a link to this view in the dashboard. The recipient still needs access to the resources.
Link to this answer
Log Explorer is part of the DanubeData dashboard. See the Pricing page for the managed services whose logs you explore.
Link to this answer
No. Open Logs in your DanubeData dashboard to search the supported services. There is no Log Explorer client to install.
Link to this answer

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Search your supported services from the dashboard, then open the context around the result.

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Readable JSON

Surrounding context

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The services you can search

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Log Explorer FAQ

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