> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.arcware.cloud/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.arcware.cloud/arcware-cloud-platform/getting-started-with-arcware-cloud/creating-and-managing-your-projects/project-dashboard/project-logs.md).

# Project Logs

Text-based log outputs from your streaming sessions

General Goal: The Logs page provides access to text-based log outputs from your streaming sessions, allowing you to troubleshoot errors and monitor the background operations of your specific project instances.

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### Requirements and Limitations

Before utilizing the Logs dashboard, please review the platform's storage and capture constraints:

* Build Compatibility: Log capture is strictly limited to Unreal *development* builds.
* Data Types: Arcware stores text log output only; crash dumps or other binary crash artifacts are not retained by the platform.
* Retention Policy: The system stores a maximum of the 10 most recent runtime logs and the 10 most recent crash logs per project. These files are kept for a maximum duration of 90 days.
* Size Truncation: To optimize storage, any log file larger than 512 KB is automatically truncated. The system preserves the beginning and the end of the file while omitting the middle contents.

#### Viewing and Managing Logs

The interface lists all retained logs in a chronological table.

* Log Identification: Each entry displays the exact Time it was generated, the log Type, the unique Instance ID associated with the session, and the total file Size.
* Individual Actions: Using the icons in the Actions column, you can quickly preview the text file in your browser or download the single log directly to your local device.
* Bulk Exports: For deeper analysis or archiving, you can use the checkboxes next to individual logs—or the Select all button—to bundle multiple files together by clicking Download selected as ZIP.


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