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To make logs available in the Databricks Apps UI or through the app URL, your app must write output to stdout and stderr.
You can monitor your app’s logs using these methods:
- In the app details page, click the Logs tab to see standard output and error. For more information, see View the details for a Databricks app.
- Access logs directly at the
/logzpath of your app’s URL. For example, if your app URL is
https://my-app-1234567890.my-instance.databricksapps.com, view logs at
https://my-app-1234567890.my-instance.databricksapps.com/logz.
Viewing audit logs
Use the Azure Databricks system tables to track audit events related to your apps. These tables let you query important activities, such as:
- User logins to apps. See App logins.
- Changes to app permissions or sharing. See Permission changes.
- App creation events. See App creation.
- Actions taken by apps users. See User actions.