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Overview, traffic and logs

The Overview tab draws the Worker and everything bound to it: D1, KV, R2, Durable Objects, service bindings, queues and variables. Switch between Diagram and List. Each binding’s ⋯ menu copies its name, id or details.

Newer bindings are shown with what works locally, taken from wrangler’s own local-support table:

Binding Locally
Email (send_email) Captured, not delivered
Vectorize No simulator. Needs remote: true for a real index
Workers AI Always runs on your account, and may incur charges
Hyperdrive Needs a localConnectionString
Analytics Engine writeDataPoint() does nothing

While the server runs, Traffic shows requests, the 5xx rate, p50 and p95 latency, a 5-minute chart and the busiest routes. It’s parsed straight from the dev server’s log lines, so there’s nothing to install in your Worker.

Traffic: requests, 5xx, latency percentiles and the busiest routesTraffic: requests, 5xx, latency percentiles and the busiest routes
Traffic: requests, 5xx, latency percentiles and the busiest routes · Demo mode, sample data

Send a request sends one to the dev server from Flarebox, and any request in the list can be replayed.

The header shows the process tree’s memory and CPU, summed over node and workerd.

The Logs tab with search and errors-onlyThe Logs tab with search and errors-only
The Logs tab with search and errors-only · Demo mode, sample data
  • Search with Ctrl+F.
  • Errors only and auto-follow.
  • The tab’s badge counts errors.
  • Save logs… in the project menu writes them to a file you pick. Flarebox keeps the last 5,000 lines in memory and doesn’t write logs to disk on its own.

The Overview’s details list the config file, compatibility date, the wrangler version and how it runs, the routes and custom domains, with copy buttons.