Saved searches
Save a query you'll come back to — an error triage view, a service's traffic, a known-bad pattern — and reload it in one click.
Saving a search
From the search page, click Save. A saved search captures the query (and its index scope) under a name you choose. It belongs to the environment you saved it in.
When saving you choose its visibility:
- Shared (the default) — visible to everyone; any user can load and run it. Other users run it read-only; they don't change your original.
- Private — visible only to you.
Using saved searches
- The saved-searches menu on the search page lets you reload one quickly.
- The Saved page lists them with a filter box, each one's owner and visibility, and a pre-fetched result count so you can see at a glance which are firing. From there you can load, edit (rename / change visibility), or delete a search.
A saved search stores the query, not a frozen result set — reloading it re-runs the query against current data and your selected time range.
Scope and ownership
- Saved searches are per-environment — switching environments shows that environment's saved searches.
- You can edit and delete your own searches. Admins can use a "view all" toggle to see (and manage) every user's saved searches.