Abstract: Examples include aggregating logs, where each of the logs is associated with a workflow instance. Each log includes information indicative of an event occurring during the workflow instance. Further, examples include assigning, based on user intent of the workflow instance, a workflow name to each log, where the user intent is indicative of an outcome of execution of the workflow instance and assigning an instance identifier to each log, where the instance identifier corresponds to the workflow instance. Further, identifying a subset of the plurality of logs having an identical workflow name and an identical instance identifier, associating a tracking identifier to the subset, and creating an index of processed logs, wherein each processed log in the index includes the tracking identifier. Further, analyzing the index of processed logs based on a set of rules and identifying, based on the analysis, an error in execution of each the workflow instance.

Abstract: Examples include aggregating logs, where each of the logs is associated with a workflow instance. Each log includes information indicative of an event occurring during the workflow instance. Further, examples include assigning, based on user intent of the workflow instance, a workflow name to each log, where the user intent is indicative of an outcome of execution of the workflow instance and assigning an instance identifier to each log, where the instance identifier corresponds to the workflow instance. Further, identifying a subset of the plurality of logs having an identical workflow name and an identical instance identifier, associating a tracking identifier to the subset, and creating an index of processed logs, wherein each processed log in the index includes the tracking identifier. Further, analyzing the index of processed logs based on a set of rules and identifying, based on the analysis, an error in execution of each the workflow instance.