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Frontend application logs

Magnolia Frontend application logs display log entries from Kubernetes pods running your frontend application instances.

Key information tracked

  • Frontend application events: runtime messages from frontend components serving your sites
  • Error and warning tracking: filter by log level (FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, TRACE)
  • Site context: site associated with a log entry (for example travel)
  • Deployment topology: namespace, pod, and component (author-instance or public-instance)

Select desired cluster

Select your desired cluster from the dropdown menu at the top of the Cockpit.

Select desired cluster in the Cockpit

View Frontend application logs

From Logs > Frontend application:

  1. Select your desired cluster.
  2. View the chart to see frontend log activity over time.
  3. In Filters, set date range, namespace, pod, component, log level, site, and message content.
  4. Click Apply filters.

When you Apply filters, the selection persists: if you reload the page, you see the same filter selection.

It also ensures you can share the selection and the recipient sees the same view as you do.

Example

https://cockpit.magnolia-platform.com/logs/events?from=2026-03-06T16:25:31.842Z&to=2026-03-06T17:25:31.842Z&

In this case, the URL shows event logs for the last hour on the selected date.

Frontend application logs

Details table

ColumnDescriptionExample
LevelSeverity levelINFO
DateTimestampMar 14, 2026, 4:01:50 PM
SiteFrontend site contexttravel
MessageLog message contentRendering completed for page /travel/home
NamespaceKubernetes namespacestaging
PodFrontend podstaging-magnolia-frontend-public-7c8f9d6b4f-g2k9x
ComponentFrontend componentpublic-instance