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View traces

This guide explains how to access execution traces and view their detail.

Access traces​

From the menu​

  1. Click Logs in the navigation menu
  2. The trace list is displayed

From a workflow​

  1. Open a workflow's detail page
  2. In the Recent executions section, click View history
  3. View the traces of this workflow

Trace list​

The list displays the following information:

  • Workflow: name of the workflow and executed version
  • Trigger: event at the origin of the execution
  • Status: success, failure or in progress
  • Date: execution date and time
  • Duration: execution time
  • Environment: execution environment

Sort​

Sort the trace list, notably by execution duration: click the Duration column header to switch from ascending (fastest first) to descending, and spot abnormally long executions or bottlenecks.

Filter the trace list and quickly find an execution:

  • By workflow: select a workflow → only its traces are displayed
  • By trigger: select a trigger → only its traces are displayed
  • By status: select one or several statuses at once (success, failure, in progress); an empty selection applies no status filter
  • By date: today, this week, this month or custom period
  • By environment: development, staging or production

Search covers trace IDs, workflow names and contained data. Advanced search accepts operators:

  • workflow:"name": search by workflow name
  • status:failed: search by status
  • date:today: search by date

Filters combine with each other (e.g. Workflow + Status, Environment + Status + Date).

View a trace detail​

  1. Click a trace in the list
  2. The detail page opens: overview, per-node steps, data and errors

To analyze an execution in detail (input / output data per node, errors, history), see Analyze an execution.

Replay a trace​

To rerun an execution — after an error, with another version or modified input data — see Replay a trace.

Stop a running workflow​

The stop is requested during the execution and takes effect after the last executed node.

  1. Access the detail of a running trace
  2. Click Stop the workflow
  3. Confirm the stop
  4. The workflow stops after the current node executes

Next steps​