Logging Errors on Production server

Laravel writes all logs automatically to storage/logs/laravel.log unless you configure it in a different way. The log files catch everything depending on the log level. So your exceptions and info logging should be there by default

Documentation: https://laravel.com/docs/5.7/logging

There are also external services that can catch the logs for you like https://logdna.com/

@mac03733 As @bobbybouwmann says, the logging is configurable. If you look in your config/logging.php file, you’ll see there are “channels” for things like Slack and Papertrail, both of which offer free plans. You can look at bug tracking software like Bugsnag and Rollbar, again both of which offer free plans.

You could log to slack for free.