New App Builder Console Features: Logs UI and CDN Management

Better visibility and control for your App Builder applications

Building serverless integrations should be fast and simple. That's the core promise of Adobe App Builder: remove infrastructure complexity so developers can focus on building great experiences, not configuring servers, load balancers, and CDNs. But speed extends beyond deployment. It's also about how quickly you can debug issues, monitor performance, and iterate on your applications.

We're constantly improving the App Builder developer experience with tools that make development faster and more intuitive. And today, we're excited to announce two new features in Adobe App Builder: Logs UI for easier debugging and CDN Management UI for cache control. Both bring critical capabilities directly into your browser, eliminating context switches and speeding up common development tasks.

TL;DR

New Logs UI

View all activations (successful and failed), search by action name or log content, filter by time range, and 3‑day retention in Adobe Developer Console

New CDN Management UI

Full CDN visibility, enable/disable caching toggles, instant cache invalidation, asset browser

Console Logs UI: Debug in your browser

The new Console Logs UI brings application logs directly into Adobe Developer Console, providing a browser-based interface for debugging and monitoring your Runtime actions.

Accessing the Logs UI

Navigate to: Developer Console > Project > Workspace > App Builder Logs

Key features

View all activations:

Unlike the default Runtime log storage (which only stores logs for failed or asynchronous activations), the Console UI shows logs from all action invocations, including successful ones.

Search and filter:

• Search by action name (full path or short name)
• Free-text search within log messages
• Filter by time range

Last 3 days accessible:

The Console UI displays logs from the last 3 days, perfect for quick debugging and recent activity monitoring.

When to use Console Logs UI

• Quick debugging: Inspect recent action invocations without CLI
• View successful activations: Access logs not normally stored
• Ad-hoc searches: Find specific log entries across activations

Need longer retention? Configure log forwarding to Splunk, Azure, or New Relic.

Learn more: Viewing Logs in Console

CDN Management UI: Control your cache from the console

We've added a new App Builder CDN page to Developer Console, giving you full visibility and control over your application's CDN configuration, no CLI required.

Accessing the CDN UI

Navigate to: Developer Console > Project > Workspace > App Builder CDN

CDN Overview section

The new CDN page displays key information about your workspace's CDN:

CDN root URL:

Your unique CDN URL (e.g., https://<workspace-name>.adobeio-static.net)

Last deployed:

• Deployment timestamp
• Who deployed the latest version

Caching status:

• Visual indicator (green = enabled)
• Current cache state

Cache management controls

Disable/enable caching:

Toggle caching on or off with a single click. Useful for development or troubleshooting.

Invalidate cache:
Clear cached content to force fresh delivery. Click Invalidate to remove index.html from cache across all edge regions.

Important notes:

• Cache invalidation propagates within 10 minutes
• Only index.html can be invalidated (other assets use path versioning)
• Redeploying with aio app deploy does not automatically invalidate cache

Assets overview

Browse all deployed static assets:

• View complete file list
• See asset paths and names
• Understand what's deployed to your CDN

When to use CDN Management UI

Invalidate cache when:

• You've configured a long max-age for index.html
• You need users to see updates immediately
• Testing new deployments in production

Disable caching when:

• Debugging deployment issues
• Testing frequent changes
• Troubleshooting cache-related problems

Monitor status to:

• Verify deployments completed successfully
• Check who made recent changes
• Understand current cache configuration

Learn more: CDN Documentation

Get started

Both features are available now in Adobe Developer Console:

1. Console Logs: Your Workspace > App Builder Logs
2. CDN Management: Your Workspace > App Builder CDN

Resources:

• Viewing Logs in Console
• CDN Cache Management
• App Builder Documentation

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