Hello,
my app is generating a ton of server logs mainly from backend workflows but it’s just impossible to read them since the order of appearance is just chaotic as hell and so many things are happening at the same time that it’s probably a lifetime job to go through it one by one. I know there is flusk but this does not seem to work either so I was wondering how you guys with big apps are doing it? Any tool or thirdparty application that you can recommend? Or a gold standard procedure?
I am happy for any hint.
Thank you!
Narrow down your time constraints to be very close (within minutes) of the time range you are investigating for. If you are looking at a specific users actions, use their email address in the users email address field. If you are looking for things related to a specific data entry, use the unique of the entry in the contains input field.
Use the zoom in on this workflow to see more about a specific workflow series.
Overall, it is a huge pain and really something that Bubble should have addressed 5 years ago.
One tip, if you are searching for the last 2 minutes because you are trying to debug a backend workflow and you click on zoom in on this workflow, be sure to change the time range to maybe last 10 minutes because when you click on zoom in on this workflow it is like a new search, so if that workflow ran more than 2 minutes ago, and your time range is last 2 minutes, you will likely see nothing, since it is doing a new search essentially.
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Thanks a lot - very helpful input.
sometimes it helps to create new datatypes just to help track backendworkflows
that way you can create somewhat of your own page with an admin dashboard showing these log things
which may display which items were processed at which time, with a search, show any errors, save how far the workflow is etc.
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Thanks @TipLister - yes for the future I will build something like this definitely. But the time this takes to create and also wu’s used for this … 
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