Advanced Request/Response Logging with App and Env Filtering

What problem will this feature address?

Currently, the request logging capabilities in Dokploy are very basic. For production-grade monitoring and debugging, it is difficult to isolate and analyze HTTP traffic because we cannot filter the requests. Additionally, critical debugging data such as request/response headers and detailed payloads are missing from the current view, forcing developers to manually inspect container logs for HTTP issues.

Describe the solution you'd like

I would like to see an enhanced Requests section with the following features:

Advanced Filtering: The ability to filter the request logs by a specific Application and Environment (e.g., Production, Staging).

Detailed Inspection: Clicking on a specific request should display a detailed breakdown containing:

Full Request & Response Headers.

Request/Response body payloads (where applicable).

Request latency/execution time and client IP/User-Agent details.

Describe alternatives you've considered

An alternative is setting up external logging and APM tools (like OpenTelemetry, Better Stack, or self-hosted Signoz/Grafana Loki) inside the containers. However, this adds architectural complexity and resource overhead for projects that just need quick, native HTTP traffic debugging directly within the Dokploy dashboard.

Additional context

This feature could potentially leverage the existing Traefik/Proxy log middleware data and present it in a searchable table. To avoid heavy database writes or performance issues, this detailed logging could be made optional (opt-in) per application, so users can enable it only when debugging.

Will you send a PR to implement it?

Yes

Start by locating the existing Requests section and tracing how Traefik/Proxy middleware log data currently reaches the dashboard. Done should include Application and Environment filtering, request detail views with the listed headers, payloads, latency, and client metadata, plus an optional per-application logging mode that avoids unnecessary writes.