Logs

Oct 2, 2026

• Supabase

  Operate with confidence

  At Supabase Select, Supabase announced tools that let coding agents find production problems, test fixes, and report back, with controls for access and permission. A new MCP tool gives agents raw SQL access to project logs, advisor checks now include health signals for error rates across Data API, Auth, Storage, and Edge Functions, and the database connections view shows sessions, long queries, idle-in-transaction, blocked, and lock holders. Notebooks combine saved database or log queries with markdown notes, can be created in the dashboard via the Assistant, pulled locally with supabase notebooks pull, and pushed with supabase notebooks push, and are found in the new Explorer rolling out through October 12. Updated Skills provide a living document of common health, security, performance, and resource signals for agents to watch for and how to monitor them. Supabase Pipelines, available on paid plans, allow replicating data to BigQuery, ClickHouse, DuckLake, or Snowflake.

• Cloudflare

  8 major updates to Cloudflare Observability

  Cloudflare announced eight major updates unifying logs, traces, analytics, alerts, dashboards, and data export into one observability platform with simplified pricing. The new Logs home combines Workers Observability and Log Explorer, letting users query datasets like HTTP events, firewall events, Workers, and R2 using SQL or filters. Cloudflare Traces, now in open beta, provides request-level visibility across security rules, transformations, caching, routing, Workers, and origin, with OpenTelemetry export and W3C trace context propagation. A unified SQL API lets humans and agents query telemetry across Cloudflare products, and custom alerts can be set on any dataset using threshold, anomaly, or SLO conditions. Pricing shifts to a volume-based model for ingested and stored logs and traces, effective December 1, 2026, with free tier at 0.5 GB ingestion per day and paid plans starting at 50 GB ingestion per billing cycle.