About Wix Logs

Wix Logs provide information about events and errors that occur on a site. They're generated in both preview mode and for the published site, and can originate from a site's frontend and backend.

Use logs to:

• Trace visitor flows.
• Gain insights into a site's performance.
• View messages generated by methods such as console.log() or console.info().
• Trace and resolve errors. Error logs include a stack trace to make debugging easier.
• Compare logs against your site history and the Release Manager to debug and analyze different site revisions.

Log access options

Logs are available directly in a site's dashboard, as well as through external monitoring tools you can connect to a site.

You can view a site's logs with:

• Wix Logs: Use Wix Logs to view basic log information in real-time directly in the site dashboard.
• Google Cloud Logs: View a site's logs in Google Cloud Logs, a monitoring tool that performs log analysis and generates visual depictions of log data.
• An external monitoring tool: View a site's logs using an external monitoring tool of your choice to generate metrics and analyze logs.

Log structure

Each log contains a message as well as log metadata, such as:

• The log's timestamp
• Origin
• The site's view mode
• The site's revision number

Learn more about the log object structure.

See also

• View logs using Wix Logs
• View logs using Google Cloud Logs
• View logs using an external logging tool
• Tutorial | Generate a log to debug a site
• Log object structure