📘A Complete Guide to Understanding the Namirasoft Log Console

Guide Overview

This guide is designed to help you navigate and fully utilize the Namirasoft Log Console. Whether you’re creating Log Groups, reviewing log entries, or integrating your own applications to begin collecting system events, this walkthrough provides clear and concise explanations for each section and field in the Console. It will help you start logging and monitor activity with clarity and confidence.

Introduction to Namirasoft  Log

The Namirasoft Log Console allows you to create, manage, and inspect logs generated by Namirasoft products or external systems through API integration. You can organize related logs into groups, configure retention preferences, and access entries. This gives you complete visibility into your application’s behavior and operational activity.

• ID (String): This is a unique identifier automatically assigned to each Log Group when it’s created. It cannot be changed manually and is used internally by the system to reference and manage that group.

• User ID (Namirasoft Account’s ID): This is the unique ID of the Namirasoft Account that created the Log Group. It ties the log activity to a specific user. The user ID is used for ownership tracking, permission control, and audit history across all Namirasoft apps.

• Workspace ID (Namirasoft Workspace’s ID): This refers to the workspace the Log Group belongs to. Workspaces are created using the Namirasoft Workspace app and are used to organize different teams, projects, or environments. Log Groups are always tied to a specific workspace, and workspace details (name and ID) are shown in the console.

• Name (String): A human-friendly label you choose to identify this Log Group. This name helps users recognize and organize their groups. It does not affect the system’s behavior, it’s only used for identification and display.

• Retention Unit (Enum): It specifies the time unit that determines how long logs should be stored. Combined with Retention Value, this defines the full retention duration of the group. For example: “Week” with a value of 5 means logs will be stored for 5 weeks.

• Retention Value (Integer): The numerical value that determines how many units of time logs are retained. For example, if Retention Unit is “Day” and this value is 10, logs are kept for 10 days before being removed automatically.

• Show Logs (Action): This options displays all log entries recorded under a selected Log Group, including the time, severity level, and message for each event. This allows users to review activity and track system behavior in real time or historically.

• Created At (DateTime): The exact time when the Log Group was initially created. This timestamp is recorded and is useful for tracking and auditing.

• Updated At (DateTime): The most recent time the Log Group’s settings (such as name, retention, or tags) were changed.