Python 2.7 has reached end of support
and will be deprecated
on January 31, 2026. After deprecation, you won't be able to deploy Python 2.7
applications, even if your organization previously used an organization policy to
re-enable deployments of legacy runtimes. Your existing Python
2.7 applications will continue to run and receive traffic after their
deprecation date. We recommend that
you migrate to the latest supported version of Python.
Downloading Logs
App Engine maintains a log of messages that your application emits using the
logging module
from the Python standard library, as well as other messages printed
to the standard error stream.
App Engine also records each request in the log. Each log severity level
(4 for CRITICAL, 3 for ERROR, 2 for WARNING, 1 for INFO, 0 for DEBUG)
has a fixed buffer size that controls the amount of log information you can
access. Normally, you use logging features more at lower log levels; thus, the
time window is smaller for log events at these levels.
Each request logged is assigned a
request ID,
a globally unique identifier based on the request's start time.
To browse your app's logs of the last 90 days, you can also use the Logs page in the Google Cloud console.
Requesting the logs
The appcfg tool is now shut down.
The replacement, Google Cloud CLI, does not support the ability to
download logs; however, you can view your logs using the
gcloud app logs commands.