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Nebula Logger

Logger Console app

The Logger Console is a Salesforce Lightning app that ships with Nebula Logger. It gives admins, support engineers, and developers a purpose-built place to browse logs without hand-writing SOQL against Log__c and LogEntry__c every time something happens in production.

Logger Console app

Finding the app

  • App API name: LoggerConsole.
  • Open from the App Launcher > “Logger Console”.
  • Users need one of the four Logger permission sets - typically LoggerAdmin or LoggerLogViewer.

What’s in the app

The app’s navigation surfaces the objects most useful for investigation:

  • Log__c - transactions.
  • LogEntry__c - individual entries.
  • LoggerScenario__c - scenario definitions.
  • LoggerTag__c - tag definitions.
  • LogEntryTag__c - the junction between entries and tags.

Utility bar

A Logger Settings utility bar item (from the LoggerConsoleUtilityBar FlexiPage) surfaces the effective LoggerSettings__c record without leaving the console. Use it to toggle logging on/off or adjust the effective level while investigating.

Home page

The console’s home page (LoggerHomePage FlexiPage) is where the console’s most operational tools live:

  • logEntryEventStream - subscribes to the LogEntryEvent__e platform event and shows log entries in real time. This is the fastest way to confirm logging is firing during a test scenario without waiting for the async save path.

    Log Entry Event Stream

  • logBatchPurge - triggers the log purge batch on demand and reports counts.

  • loggerSettings - the same settings editor exposed in the utility bar, on a full-page canvas.

  • loggerHomeHeader - navigation header with quick links to release notes, GitHub, and the docs.

  • Embedded reports and dashboards showing recent activity across Log__c and LogEntry__c.

Together, these give an admin one page to answer “is logging healthy right now, and what does it look like?”

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