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Database logs give you a behind-the-scenes look at what your project’s database is doing. These logs record the events, queries, and system messages that help you understand how your data is being accessed or changed. They are especially helpful when you want to troubleshoot an issue, check a feature’s behavior, or ensure everything is running as expected. Log types you can view include the following:
  • Server Function: Server function execution logs with request/response data
  • Authentication: User authentication and security logs
  • PostgreSQL: Database queries, errors, and performance metrics
  • Realtime: WebSocket connections and realtime subscriptions
  • Storage: File uploads, downloads, and storage operations
  • Cron Job: Scheduled job executions and cron task logs
  • Server: HTTP requests and responses from Server Functions
  • Function: Serverless function logs and events
  • PostgREST: API requests to your database through PostgREST
  • Supavisor: Connection pooling and database proxy logs
  • PgBouncer: Legacy connection pooling logs
  • Warehouse: Data warehouse operations and analytics
  • PostgreSQL Upgrade: Database upgrade processes and migration logs

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View database logs

To open the logs screen for your project’s database, follow these steps:
Screenshot of database logs screen in Bolt.
  1. Log in to your Bolt project.
  2. Click the database icon in the top center of your screen.
  3. Click Logs in the top navigation menu.
  4. Use the drop-down menu to select the type of logs you want to view.