The SAP Commerce Cloud Portal provides administrators and developers with access to several critical log types for monitoring and troubleshooting environments. The portal directly offers access to Apache Tomcat logs (e.g., catalina.out, access.log), which are essential for debugging application behavior, and Deployments logs, which provide insights into the success or failure of build and deployment processes.

Furthermore, SAP Commerce Cloud leverages Azure Blob Storage for features like media storage and Cloud Hot Folders. Logs related to these operations, such as file import successes or failures via Hot Folders, are captured and can be viewed within the Tomcat logs of the backgroundProcessing aspect. Therefore, Blob storage logs, in the context of processes interacting with blob storage, are viewable through the portal.

D. Cloud integration logs: This term is too generic. While logs from integration extensions are generated, they are written to the standard Apache Tomcat logs, not presented as a distinct "Cloud integration logs" category in the portal.

E. Shipping status logs: This refers to business-level transactional data within the commerce order lifecycle, not technical system or application logs that are accessible for administrative purposes in the SAP Commerce Cloud Portal.

1. SAP Help Portal

SAP Commerce Cloud

Viewing Logs: This official documentation explicitly lists the log files available for viewing and downloading. It confirms the availability of Apache Tomcat Server Logs and Deployment Logs.

Reference: "The available log files are: Apache Tomcat Server Logs

Deployment Logs

Solr Logs". This directly supports answers B and C. (Accessed via the SAP Commerce Cloud section on help.sap.com).

2. SAP Help Portal

SAP Commerce Cloud

Cloud Hot Folders: This document explains that Cloud Hot Folders utilize Azure Blob Storage and that the logs for these processes are accessible in the portal. This supports the inclusion of logs related to Blob Storage operations as a viewable type.

Reference: "Cloud Hot Folders use Microsoft Azure Blob Storage as the remote storage system... You can check the status of your files by viewing the logs for the backgroundProcessing aspect." This links Blob Storage activity (Answer A) to viewable logs (within Tomcat logs

Answer B). (Accessed via the SAP Commerce Cloud section on help.sap.com).