It is really a pain to not have that. I have a java Spring app that can not start in heroku but I can not see all history logs which made it very difficult to diagnose.
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It is really a pain to not have that. I have a java Spring app that can not start in heroku but I can not see all history logs which made it very difficult to diagnose.
The only way to achieve this would be to use a syslog drain in your application to a service like Papertrail or Loggly which would then retain your logs for a wider time frame. These services provide almost near live logging and notifications based on the contents of your logs which is useful for errors and scaling.