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NAME

flox-services-logs - show logs of services

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SYNOPSIS

flox [<general-options>] services logs
     [-d=<path> | -r=<owner/name>]
     [--follow]
     [-n=<num>]
     [<name>] ...

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DESCRIPTION

Display the logs of the specified services. If no services are specified, then the --follow flag is required and logs from all services will be printed in real time. One or more service names specified with the --follow flag will follow the logs for the specified services. If a service name is supplied without the --follow flag then all of the available logs are displayed for that service. If specified with the -n flag then only the most recent <num> lines from that service are displayed. An error will be returned if a specified service does not exist.

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OPTIONS

--follow
Follow log output for the specified services. Required when no service names are supplied. -n, --tail
Display only the last <num> lines from the logs of the specified services. <name>
Which service(s) to display logs for. When omitted logs from all services will be displayed but the --follow flag is required.

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Environment Options

If no environment is specified for an environment command, the environment in the current directory or the active environment that was last activated is used. -d, --dir
Path containing a .flox/ directory. -r, --reference
A FloxHub environment, specified in the form <owner>/<name>. -D, --default
Use your default environment (<your-user>/default). When unauthenticated in an interactive context, you will be prompted to log in. In non-interactive contexts (e.g., scripts or CI), this flag will fail with an error when authentication is missing.

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General Options

-h, --help
Prints help information. The following options can be passed when running any flox subcommand but must be specified before the subcommand. -v, --verbose
Increase logging verbosity. Invoke multiple times for increasing detail. -q, --quiet
Silence logs except for errors.

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EXAMPLES

Follow logs for all services: 
$ flox services logs --follow
service1: hello
service2: hello
...
Follow logs for a subset of services: 
$ flox services logs --follow service1 service3
service1: hello
service3: hello
...
Display all available logs for a single service: 
$ flox services logs myservice
starting...
running...
stopping...
completed

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SEE ALSO

flox-activate flox-services-start