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Ahhh. I'm not personally familiar with the Amazon AMI version of Redash, so might not be super helpful here.

If it's something that uses Docker for running the Redash pieces though, then we might be ok.

With a Docker based approach, most of the time Redash gets installed into the /opt/redash directory.

So, you could change into that directory then run docker-compose logs > somefile.txt to capture the logs to a file you can do stuff with.

For example, you can then search that file for the string "error" with a timestamp of about when it happened. The file should contain the error messages for whatever happened on the back end. 😄

If the Amazon AMI doesn't use a docker based approach though.…

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