Managing Logs in Orchestrator

Viewing Logs

Beyond the Logs page you can also view robot-specific and job-specific logs.

Note: By default the Logs pages only display events from the previous day. You must manually change the Time filter to see earlier events.

Searching for logs by name

Note: The following information only applies when using Elasticsearch.

You can use the search field to look for specific logs by their name.

One-word search

Entering one word in the search field displays only logs whose name includes that particular word. For example, if you search for "file", you are returned all logs called "file", as well as all logs which include the word "file" in their name.

Multiple-word search

By default, the search field applies an OR operator when multiple words are used. As such, if you enter "sent file", you are returned logs called "sent file", as well as all logs containing the term "sent" or "file" in their name.

To display only logs whose name exactly matches the words entered in the search field, you need to add the AND operator between them. For example, if you only want to see logs named "sent file", you would enter "sent AND file".

Note:

If the log name contains a - symbol, you must replace it with AND when you perform a search.

Robot Specific Logs

From the Robots page, for an indicated Robot:

click the corresponding More Actions button, and then View Logs

Note:
If you edit the Robot name, the messages logged with the previous Robot name are no longer displayed.

For Cloud Platform-based Orchestrator services, Robot logs are only kept for 30 days.