Remote Device Logs
Turn on debug logs when production is already live.
Vestara Remote Device Logs help teams enable targeted logging for selected devices, users, or builds, then connect those logs to crashes, replay context, RUM signals, runtime targets, and alerts in the Failure Trail.
Remote logs help when the bug is already in the wild.
Debug without waiting for another release
When a bug appears in production, you can enable targeted logging for affected devices or users right away. No need to wait for the next app store update to add the log statements you need.
Focus on the affected user or device
Turn on verbose logging for a specific device, user account, build version, or platform. This keeps the signal focused on the problem area without collecting extra noise from the rest of your fleet.
Turn up signal without drowning in noise.
Enable verbose logs for a selected device
Flip debug logging on for a single device or a small group of devices. Capture the detailed trace output that was not being collected before the issue appeared.
Filter by level, tag, session, or runtime target
Search logs by log level, tag, session ID, or the runtime target where the log was captured. Narrow down to the exact slice of data that matters for the investigation.
Keep normal users on normal logging
Targeted logging is scoped to the devices or users that need it. The rest of your user base stays on the existing logging level, so you are not collecting or paying for unnecessary data.
Logs become part of the investigation path.
Logs link back to the Failure Trail for this session. Start from the failure, follow the evidence, without switching tools.
Why logs alone are not enough.
Logs show internal behavior
A log stream tells you what the code was doing at a point in time. It shows variable values, branching paths, and state transitions that a crash report alone does not capture.
Crashes show what failed
A crash report gives you the stack trace and the line of code that broke. But it does not explain the sequence of events that led to the failure or what the system was doing beforehand.
Replay shows the user path
Session replay shows the clicks, scrolls, and navigation that preceded the issue. Combined with logs, you can match user actions to the internal state changes that caused the problem.
RUM shows performance impact
Real user monitoring shows load times, frame rates, and latency from the actual session. This adds the performance dimension that logs and crashes do not provide on their own.
Alerts show notification history
Alert history shows which thresholds were crossed, when notifications fired, and whether they reached the right channel. This completes the picture of how the incident was surfaced.
Vestara connects logs with those signals
Remote logs become part of the Failure Trail. Start from the crash, follow the logs, see the replay, check the performance data, and review the alert history in one investigation path.
Learn the difference.
Remote Logs vs Traditional Logging
See how targeted remote logs fit into the broader Failure Trail investigation path.
Read the comparisonUse logs as evidence, not another place to search.
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