Overview
FusionReactor’s Logs Drilldown makes log exploration effortless with an intuitive, no-query interface. It automatically turns your log data into interactive visualizations, enabling engineers of all experience levels to investigate and gain insights—no LogQL required.
Key features
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Easily find logs and log volumes across all your services.
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Effortlessly filter logs by labels, fields, or patterns.
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Drill into data using volume trends and text patterns.
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Uncover related logs and track changes over time.
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Browse auto-generated visualizations tailored to your log data.
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Skip the LogQL - no queries required.
Getting Started with Logs Drilldown
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Open Logs Drilldown
- From the FusionReactor Cloud dashboard, go to: Explore → Logs
- This opens the Overview page showing time series and log visualizations for all services in your selected Loki data source.
⚠️ If no services appear, make sure a Loki data source is connected.
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Select a data source
- At the top left, choose your Loki data source (if you have more than one).
Note: Logs Drilldown only supports Loki.
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Set a time range
You can adjust the time range in two ways:
- Use the time range picker (top right).
- Click and drag on a time series chart to zoom into a specific time window.
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Find a service
- Browse services by log volume
- Or use the Search Services field to find a service by name
- To view services by label instead, click + Add label, then choose or search for a label
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View logs for a service
- Click Show logs on any service chart → This opens the Logs tab for that service, showing raw logs
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Explore labels
- Click the Labels tab to see log volume by label
- To drill into a specific label, click Select to view volume by label value
Useful for understanding trends across environments, components, etc.
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Explore fields
- Go to the Fields tab to view logs grouped by field
- Click Select next to any field to explore details like frequency or trends
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Explore log patterns
- Click the Patterns tab to see automatically detected log patterns
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You can:
- Focus on useful patterns
- Hide noisy or repetitive ones
Great for identifying common issues or anomalies in log content
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