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# Support bundles

When working with the Domino support team, you might be asked to retrieve a support bundle ZIP file that contains logs and reports from Domino components with information about a Domino execution.

Support bundles are available for Jobs, Workspaces, and Apps.

## Download Job support bundle from the UI

For Jobs, you can simply click the download link by going to: **Jobs detail** > **Logs** > **Support bundle** in the Domino UI.

## Download Workspace support bundle from the UI

For Workspaces, you can find the Support Bundle by viewing your **Workspace History** > **Sessions** > select the session of interest > **Support**.

## Download App support bundle from the UI

For Apps, you can find the Support Bundle in your **App** > **App Versions** and select the version of interest. This will open the **Logs** tab which includes a link to download the Support Bundle.

## Download the support bundle programmatically using execution ID

You can retrieve a support bundle with an execution ID. To find the execution ID, look in the execution assignment messages in the **Setup Output** in the logs panel for the execution.

The execution assignment message uses the following template:

```shell theme={null}
Successfully assigned <node-pool>/run-<execution-id>-<pod-id> to <node-name>
```

After you have the execution ID, go to the following URL to retrieve that execution’s support bundle:

```shell theme={null}
<domino-url>/v4/admin/supportbundle/<execution-id>
```

For example, if you have an execution assignment message like `Successfully assigned aws-staging-compute/run—​5e17a24d74904f0007099b9b-tq582 to ip-…​`, the execution ID is `-5e17a24d74904f0007099b9b`.

To retrieve the support bundle, go to:

```shell theme={null}
<domino-url>/v4/admin/supportbundle/<5e17a24d74904f0007099b9b>
```