View deployments and logs

Deployment logs help diagnose image retrieval, build, and startup work. Runtime logs show application output after the container starts. Use both when a deployment request succeeds but the application is unavailable.

Inspect a deploymentCopy Anchor Link

1. Open the container and select Deployments.
2. Select a deployment to inspect its status, creation time, and log output.
3. Use Refresh to retrieve updated output. Use the pagination controls for older deployments.
4. Copy the logs when needed for investigation, after removing secrets before sharing them.

Some resources do not support deployment history. Missing or unavailable output is not evidence that a deployment completed successfully.

Inspect runtime outputCopy Anchor Link

1. Select Runtime Log.
2. Adjust Maximum lines and the timestamp setting as needed.
3. Use automatic refresh to retrieve updates every five seconds. Follow latest logs keeps the newest output visible; Wrap lines makes long messages easier to read.
4. Pause automatic refresh when examining a specific section of output.

If no runtime output appears, verify that the application is running and produces container log output. Files written only inside the container are not necessarily included in this view.

Information to include in a support requestCopy Anchor Link

Record the resource ID, deployment ID when available, approximate failure time, status, and relevant error output. Do not include credentials or environment-variable secrets.