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# Observability

> Monitor and debug your Webflow Cloud app with built-in runtime logs, and extend it with third-party tools like Sentry.

Webflow Cloud gives you visibility into your running app out of the box, and lets you add third-party tools when you need deeper error tracking or tracing.

## Runtime logs

Every Webflow Cloud environment captures **runtime logs**: your app's `console` output and any uncaught server errors. You'll find them in the environment dashboard's **Runtime Logs** tab, with nothing to set up.

Runtime logs are the quickest way to see what your app is doing in production and to debug server-side issues. For how to view them and what they capture, see [Deployments](/webflow-cloud/deployments#runtime-logs). How long they're kept depends on your plan; see [Limits](/webflow-cloud/limits).

## Going further with third-party tools

Runtime logs cover everyday monitoring and debugging. When you want alerting, grouped error reports, structured logs, or distributed tracing, add a dedicated observability provider. It runs alongside runtime logs rather than replacing them.

#### [Sentry](/webflow-cloud/sentry)

Add error tracking, structured logs, and tracing with Sentry, including the framework-specific setup and the Workers-runtime details specific to Webflow Cloud.

> Monitor and debug your app in production.

## Docs

- [Sentry](https://developers.webflow.com/webflow-cloud/sentry.md): Add Sentry error tracking and logging to a Webflow Cloud app, including the framework-specific wiring and runtime caveats.