Monitoring & Logs

Understanding application, service, and deployment statuses

Applications display different colored status indicators to show their current state - green means your app is running successfully, blue indicates it's deploying or starting up, and red signals an error that needs attention. Each status provides specific guidance on what to expect and any actions you might need to take.

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Understanding memory usage in your application

High memory usage isn't necessarily a problem - applications often use available memory for caching to improve performance, and brief spikes during peak times are normal. You should only consider upgrading when memory consistently stays above 80%, your application crashes with exit code 137, or you experience performance issues combined with high memory usage.

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Application Metrics

Monitor CPU, memory, and other metrics for your applications.

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Storage monitoring and alerts

Learn how automatic storage monitoring helps prevent service disruptions by alerting you when databases, caches, or volumes approach capacity limits.

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Viewing Logs

Access application, build, and deployment logs for debugging.

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Storage monitoring and alerts

Automatic monitoring of storage usage with alerts when volumes exceed 80% capacity, helping prevent unexpected outages

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Nightwatch monitoring for Laravel

Monitor your Laravel application performance and exceptions with Nightwatch.

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