Easily spot issues and debug in seconds

Good observability helps you understand what’s happening, but our previous logs made it hard to see the full picture. Debugging often meant searching, filtering, and manually piecing together trends. Spotting a spike in failures or a drop in message volume shouldn’t take that much effort.

The new logs histogram makes this easier. Instead of scanning rows of data, you get a real-time visual overview of message activity. Spikes, dips, and failures stand out instantly, so you can quickly diagnose issues and get back to work.

Now, trends are instantly visible. You can:

• Spot spikes and dips at a glance instead of manually searching for patterns
• Jump to a specific time range to investigate issues without adjusting multiple filters
• Quickly diagnose failure patterns without scrolling through hundreds of log entries

For example, if you notice a failure spike at 3:14 PM yesterday, you can zoom into that period, immediately see what happened.

How It Works

The histogram provides an overview of message activity over time, making it easy to track volume, identify trends, and spot failures.

• Clear visual indicators
  
  • Green bars represent successful messages
  • Red bars highlight failures
• Updates dynamically – The histogram reflects your selected filters, ensuring you always see relevant data.
• Adjustable time ranges – Quickly zoom in or out to analyze short-term issues or long-term trends.
• Drag a custom time range – Investigate historical issues without manually adjusting filters. Just drag your mouse over the range you want.

Whether you're debugging a real-time incident or reviewing historical trends, the histogram helps you find what you need faster—without searching through raw logs.

Try It Now

The histogram is live now in the Courier dashboard. If you’re already using Courier, head to Logs to explore your message activity with an instant visual overview.

We’d love to hear your feedback—let us know how the histogram improves your workflow or what you'd like to see next.