# Troubleshooting

Here are some tips to help you troubleshoot problems.

## Logging level

By setting the [logging level](/command-line-usage/common-options.md#set-logging-level) to **debug** or **trace**, you will see lots of useful information that might help you spot the problem. Logging level is set with `--log <level>` option which is available for all commands,

#### Example

This is how you set logging level to trace:

```bash
tkm stacks deploy --log trace
```

## Statistics

To understand how Takomo interacts with AWS APIs you can use `--stats` option to instruct Takomo to print various statistics after executing a command.

#### Example

This is how you enable statistics:

```bash
tkm <your command here> --stats
```


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