rails, shop, and audit. You want to see only the shop lines, but can’t remember whether the field is called group or namespace. The Logs query bar suggests fields, operators, and severity values as you type. Use the suggestions to build a query without memorizing the syntax. You can also type a query directly and pick suggestions for the parts you don’t remember.
Build a query
Select the query bar to open suggestions grouped under Fields and Attributes:- Fields are available on every log line:
severity,hostname,group, andmessage. - Attributes are the keys AppSignal finds in the JSON of the log lines shown, such as
amountorcart_id. The list shows five attributes until you type. Type part of a name to filter the list.

Suggestions grouped under Fields and Attributes, shown after AND for the next filter
severity=error AND message:"ActiveJob" from the suggestions:
- Select
severity. Severity skips the operator step and offers the severity levels, such aserror,warn, andinfo. These suggestions insert text into the query but you can still type or edit them directly. - Select
error. The bar now readsseverity=error. - Type a space and select AND from the join suggestions, or type it yourself.
- Select
message, then choose an operator: contains, is, is not, or does not contain. Select contains and the bar readsseverity=error AND message:. - Type
"ActiveJob"and press Enter to run the query. Quotes are optional for one word and required once the value contains a space, such asmessage:"Error performing".
ActiveJob. Add AND group=shop to narrow it to one group. To match more than one severity, combine filters with OR, for example (severity=error OR severity=warn).
Use the arrow keys to highlight a suggestion and Enter to insert it. With no suggestion highlighted, Enter runs the query. Press Escape to close the suggestions. Select the clear button at the right of the bar to remove the query and show all logs.
While the query bar has focus, live tailing pauses so the current lines stay in place. It resumes when you leave the bar.