Monitor a Deno Deploy app with Timelines and built-in observability (logs, traces, metrics)
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Documented steps
Auth: Sign in to console.deno.com with GitHub; all resources are organization-owned and membership is invite-based by GitHub username.
Create an organization at console.deno.com - its slug becomes the default domain (acme-inc.deno.net); apps get my-app.acme-inc.deno.net (production) and my-app--branch-name.acme-inc.deno.net (branch URLs).
Invite teammates from org settings (+ Invite User, GitHub username; they get an email link).
Use Timelines: Production serves the default git branch; each other branch gets a branch timeline; each revision also gets an individual preview URL.
Roll back or freeze production instantly by locking a specific revision as active on a timeline - no git push needed.
Logs tab: search/filter console-captured output by revision, context, or trace ID.
Traces tab: waterfall span view captured automatically for built-in HTTP/fetch and supported frameworks (Next.js, Fresh, Astro); add custom spans via the OpenTelemetry API; filter by method/path/status/trace ID.
Metrics tab: per-app time-series (incoming requests, outbound fetches); default window last hour, supports relative (now-1h, now/d) and absolute ranges.
Official docs: https://docs.deno.com/deploy/reference/organizations/ ; https://docs.deno.com/deploy/reference/observability/ ; https://docs.deno.com/deploy/reference/timelines/
Known gotchas
All org members currently have full owner permissions - no granular roles are documented; invite accordingly.
Deploy Classic's project/team model does not transfer - create a new org/app on the current platform.
No documented REST path for pulling logs/traces/metrics programmatically was found on the observability page - dashboard access is what's confirmed; verify the OpenAPI spec before building automation.
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