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Logs Tab ​

The Logs tab displays Traefik's access log - a record of every HTTP request routed through Traefik, including status codes, response times, upstream targets, and client IPs.

Analytics panel ​

Above the log list, an analytics panel summarises the currently loaded entries across two rows:

Row 1 - Summary cards

  • Status Codes - counts and percentages for 2xx / 3xx / 4xx / 5xx with a stacked proportion bar
  • Response Time - average and maximum duration, plus fast (<100 ms) / medium (100-500 ms) / slow (>500 ms) buckets
  • Methods - breakdown of HTTP verbs (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, PATCH, etc.) with bar charts

Row 2 - Top lists

  • Top IPs - the 6 client IPs with the most requests
  • Top Paths - the 6 most frequently requested paths
  • Top Services - the 6 Traefik services that handled the most requests

The panel updates each time you change the line count or search filter.

What it shows ​

Each log entry is parsed into a card showing:

  • Method badge - color-coded HTTP verb (GET, POST, DELETE, etc.)
  • Status badge - status code with description (e.g. 404 Not Found, 502 Bad Gateway)
  • Path - request path, truncated if long
  • IP - client IP address
  • Service name - Traefik service that handled the request (when available)
  • Duration - response time

Click any card to open a detail panel with all fields (path, IP, date, size, duration, service, backend URL) and the full raw log line.

Enabling the tab ​

During setup wizard ​

Toggle Logs on in the "Optional monitoring" step.

After setup ​

Go to Settings → System Monitoring and enable Logs.

Requirements ​

Traefik must have access logging enabled. Add this to your traefik.yml:

yaml
accessLog:
  filePath: "/logs/access.log"
  format: common

Then point traefik-manager at the log file via the ACCESS_LOG_PATH environment variable (default: /app/logs/access.log).

Mount the log file into both containers at the same path:

yaml
services:
  traefik:
    volumes:
      - ./logs:/logs

  traefik-manager:
    volumes:
      - ./logs:/app/logs:ro
    # ACCESS_LOG_PATH defaults to /app/logs/access.log - no env var needed

Or use a custom path:

yaml
  traefik-manager:
    environment:
      - ACCESS_LOG_PATH=/logs/access.log
    volumes:
      - ./logs:/logs:ro

Notes ​

  • Only the most recent entries are shown (tail view)
  • The log is not streamed live - refresh the tab to see new entries
  • For real-time log output, use the Live Monitor tab