Debug Logs, under Tools → Logs → Debug Logs, is Mumara's built-in log viewer for browsing, searching, and managing application log files — your primary tool for diagnosing errors and monitoring system health.
The viewer has two tabs. The Dashboard tab shows a donut chart of log entries by severity plus summary cards for each of the eight levels — Emergency, Alert, Critical, Error, Warning, Notice, Info, and Debug — with counts and percentages; click a card to filter by that level. The Logs tab lists one log file per day with per-level entry counts and actions to View, Download, or Delete each file. Opening a file shows individual entries with environment, level badge, timestamp, and message — click an entry to expand the full message, context data, and stack trace — and you can filter by level or search for specific text.
A chart dominated by Info entries is normal; large Error or Critical segments warrant investigation. Common patterns you'll spot here include database connection failures, SMTP connection errors, file permission problems, exhausted PHP memory, and failed queue jobs.
Worth knowing: don't run Debug-level logging in production — it generates huge files and hurts performance; the reporting level is set under Application Settings → Logs. Deleted log files cannot be recovered, so download anything you might need first, and watch disk space since large log files accumulate quickly.
