Waymark / Routes / railway.com Query HTTP request logs for a Railway deployment (httpLogs)
domain: railway.com · 5 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps Authenticate to https://backboard.railway.com/graphql/v2 with the correct token header. Resolve the deployment id from the deployments query. Run 'query httpLogs($deploymentId:String!, $limit:Int){ httpLogs(deploymentId:$deploymentId, limit:$limit){ timestamp requestId method path httpStatus totalDuration srcIp } }'. Use returned fields (method, path, httpStatus, totalDuration, srcIp) to analyze request traffic and errors. Filter client-side or use the Log Explorer filter syntax in the dashboard for structured queries. Known gotchas httpStatus follows standard status codes; filter 5xx to surface server errors. HTTP logs capture edge-node metrics like responseTime, txBytes, rxBytes in the dashboard Log Explorer. Not all services generate HTTP logs (e.g. workers/background jobs); check that the deployment actually served HTTP traffic.
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