Where are the logs for my automation?
Short answer
With a managed runner you don't SSH into a server to tail logs. What you usually want isn't the raw log anyway — it's "did it run, and what did it do?" Snapdock answers that with a plain-English summary of every run, and keeps the raw output available if you want to dig in.
Why it happens — and how to fix it.
What you actually need
Most of the time the question is "did the 6am sync run and did it work?" — not 200 lines of stdout. Snapdock leads with a one-sentence answer.
Plain-English summaries
Every run gets a summary of what it did at its edges — "synced 42 records, wrote results.csv" — plus any files it produced, a click away.
Raw output, if you want it
The full run output is still there for a deeper look, but you rarely need to read it to know what happened.
Run it on Snapdock — no card to start.
Deploy and run any workflow or automation 24/7 — no servers, no Docker, no YAML.