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Logs and monitoring

The Logs workspace is designed to answer one question quickly: what changed, and should I care?

Mewl logs feed

Mewl logs feed

Mewl aggregates multiple sources into one stream:

  • internal Mewl logs powered by consola
  • managed stdout and stderr
  • automation history events
  • alert snapshots
  • container logs for compatible Docker flows
  • journald-backed Linux system logs

You can narrow the feed by:

  • search text
  • severity
  • source tab
  • follow-tail state

That keeps long sessions usable without giving up the unified feed model.

The usual rhythm is:

  1. start broad in All
  2. narrow by source tab
  3. filter by severity or text
  4. pause the UI view if the feed is moving too quickly

The Monitor workspace keeps a short rolling history so charts feel live instead of decorative. Mewl samples:

  • CPU
  • memory
  • disk
  • network
  • GPU, when the host exposes it

Mewl monitor trend canvas

Mewl monitor snapshot and noisy services

Alerts are meant to stay actionable. Current runtime issues can include crash loops, reserved-port conflicts, and unhealthy resource spikes tied back to a specific service or time window.

Use alerts as the signal that something deserves attention, then use Logs, Ports, and Monitor together to explain why it happened.