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title Troubleshooting
description Diagnose and resolve issues with your self-hosted Plane instance.

Troubleshooting

When something goes wrong, start by identifying which service is affected, then check the relevant logs.

Identify the service

Identify the service

Problem area Service Logs to check
API errors, data not saving, 500 errors api plane-api
License activation or validation errors monitor plane-monitor
GitHub, GitLab, Slack integrations, imports not working silo plane-silo
SSL errors, 502/504 errors, routing issues proxy plane-proxy
File uploads or attachments failing minio plane-minio
Plane AI not working, AI chat errors pi plane-pi
UI not loading, blank screens, page errors web plane-web
Public pages or published views not working space plane-space
Instance settings admin plane-admin
Imports stuck, notifications delayed, file processing issues worker plane-worker
Scheduled tasks or reminders not running beat plane-beat
Upgrade failures, database schema errors migrator plane-migrator
Real-time sync, live cursors, or presence not working live plane-live
Intake Email not working intake plane-intake
Search not returning results opensearch plane-opensearch

See View logs for commands to access logs in Docker deployments.

Reporting issues to support

When contacting support, include:

  • Container logs for the affected service (see table above)
  • Browser Network logs (open DevTools → Network tab → reproduce the issue → export as HAR file)

This helps us diagnose the problem faster.

Common issues