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How do I filter Debugger event logs?

Objective

Narrow a long list of Twilio event logs down to the events you are investigating — a time window, a severity, one product, a specific error code, or everything related to a single resource.

 

Product

Twilio Console

 

Environment

Twilio Console

 

User Account Permission/Role(s) Required

Your role must include access to Debugger event logs. Without it, the page shows an access-required message instead of the logs and filters — ask an account administrator to update your role.

 

Procedure

  1. In the Twilio Console, select Monitor in the left sidebar.
  2. Select Debugger.
  3. Select Date range above the table and choose Last hour, Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, or Last 30 days, then select Apply.
  4. Select Level and choose one or more severities, such as Error or Warning, then select Apply. Each option shows how many matching events exist.
  5. Select Product to restrict the list to events from one Twilio product, then select Apply.
  6. Select Error code to filter on specific error codes, then select Apply.
  7. Select Event type to filter on a single event type, then select Apply.
  8. To trace one resource, select Resource SID, enter the SID it contains, and select Apply.
  9. The chart and the table both update to match your filters.

 

Additional Information

  • Date range always has a value; it defaults to the last 24 hours. If an event you expect is missing, widen the range first — an event up to 30 days old will not appear in a 24-hour window.
  • Level, Product, and Error code accept multiple selections at once; Event type and Date range accept one.
  • The available Level, Product, Error code, and Event type options are built from the events your account actually recorded in the selected period, so the choices change as you adjust the date range.
  • Filtering by Resource SID hides the Activity chart, since the result is a single resource's timeline rather than a volume trend.

 

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