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AD0-E716 · Question #52

What are two ways to access the PHP error logs on Adobe Commerce Cloud? (Choose Two.)

Both A and B are correct. The Cloud CLI for Commerce includes a dedicated log command (e.g., magento-cloud log php.error) that lets you stream or download PHP error logs directly from your environment - a fast, developer-friendly option. The Project Web Interface (the Commerce…

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Question

What are two ways to access the PHP error logs on Adobe Commerce Cloud? (Choose Two.)

Options

  • AUse the dedicated command from Cloud CLI for Commerce.
  • BNavigate to the dedicated entry in the Project Web Interface.
  • DUse the Adobe Admin Log application.

Explanation

Both A and B are correct. The Cloud CLI for Commerce includes a dedicated log command (e.g., magento-cloud log php.error) that lets you stream or download PHP error logs directly from your environment - a fast, developer-friendly option. The Project Web Interface (the Commerce Cloud console) also provides a Logs section where you can view PHP error logs through a browser without needing local tooling, making it accessible to non-developers or those without CLI access.

Option D is incorrect because "Adobe Admin Log application" is not a real Adobe Commerce Cloud tool. While the Commerce Admin panel has some activity/report logging, it is not a mechanism for accessing server-level PHP error logs, and no such standalone application exists in the Adobe ecosystem.

Memory tip: Think "two interfaces, one job" - the CLI (for developers in the terminal) and the Web UI (for anyone in a browser) are the two official surfaces Adobe provides for accessing environment logs on Commerce Cloud. If an answer sounds like a made-up admin app, it almost certainly is.

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#PHP error logs#Cloud CLI#Project Web Interface#log access

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