How to display code logs in a fancy way, without Log Stream?

Question

I have logs in my code, and they seem to be working fine. I see them in the Log Stream, alongside other application logs:

But is there any GUI for listing and navigating logs, where I can see them in a more 'ergonomic' manner, than just a black console window? I would like to see logs as separate entries, with nice UI, sort them by kind, date, maybe see where they came from, etc. Does Azure App Service or Application Insights in particular offer that?
Thanks.

Answer 1

@Oleksandr Novik , Based on my understanding of your scenario. You’re looking for ways to navigate to log locations, view/GUI and explore logs for analysis.

On App service (WebApp) you can enable diagnostic logging (Application, Web Server, Detailed Server Error Messages, failed request tracing, Deployment logs), and review the logs.

3 Ways you can explore log info:

1. Kudu Console
2. App Service Diagnostics
3. Via Azure Monitor

1.For logs stored in the App Service file system, you can navigate, explore and dig into the log via **Kudu Console (**screenshot below)

-Windows apps: https://<app-name>.scm.azurewebsites.net/api
-Linux/custom containers: https://<app-name>.scm.azurewebsites.net/api/logs/

-Checkout the log directory/location information -here - Access log files

2.App Service provides a dedicated, interactive diagnostics tool to help you troubleshoot your application.
For more information, see Azure App Service diagnostics overview.

**3.**You can Send logs to Azure Monitor

Screenshot - Kudu Console

Kindly let us know If I misunderstood or you need further assistance on this.
Thanks for your patience!

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