Logs
The Logs section provides access to the instance console logs, which contain system boot and runtime messages.
These logs help users diagnose instance startup issues, operating system errors, and system-level events.
Console logs are especially useful for troubleshooting when remote access (SSH or RDP) is unavailable.
Access Console Logs
To view instance logs:
Log in to the NeevCloud Dashboard.
Navigate to CLOUD→ Servers.
Select the required Cloud Instance.
Click Logs from the left-side menu.
The system will display the Instance Console Logs.
What Console Logs Contain
Console logs may include:
Operating system boot messages
Kernel initialisation logs
Service startup messagesinitialisation
System errors or warnings
Application initialisation output
These logs help determine whether the instance boot process completed successfully.
Common Use Cases
Console logs can help diagnose:
Instance boot failures
Kernel or OS errors
Misconfigured services
Application startup problems
Initialisation script failures
Important Notes
Console logs are read-only and intended for troubleshooting.
The logs reflect system-level messages generated during boot and runtime.
Logs may rotate depending on the operating system configuration.
💡 Tip
If your instance becomes inaccessible via SSH or RDP, the Logs section can help identify boot or configuration issues directly from the console output.
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