Jenkins, a popular open-source continuous integration tool, is extensively used for tasks such as running tests, building code, and managing deployments. To effectively monitor Jenkins, especially in multi-node environments, it is beneficial to implement centralized logging using tools like Elasticsearch, Kibana, and Filebeat. The setup involves installing Jenkins on an Ubuntu server, followed by Elasticsearch and Kibana for storing and analyzing system logs, and Filebeat for shipping logs into the Elasticsearch instance. The logs can also be sent to Logz.io for enhanced analysis with automatic parsing, visualization, and machine learning-driven insights. These insights help identify potential critical issues, offering options to dismiss, alert, or assign them to team members, thereby providing a robust mechanism for maintaining the health of Jenkins environments.