logs¶
Display recent logs for an app, Heroku-style, with optional tailing.
Openbase Cloud reads the server stack's caddy, web, worker, and scheduler log
groups. Without --tail, this prints one snapshot and exits.
Usage¶
openbase logs -a my-app # last 15 minutes, one snapshot
openbase logs -a my-app -n 60 # last 60 minutes
openbase logs -a my-app --lines 200 # show up to 200 lines
openbase logs -a my-app --errors # only likely error events
openbase logs -a my-app --tail # stream new lines (Ctrl-C to stop)
Options¶
| Option | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
-a, --app NAME |
Target app (or set OPENBASE_APP) |
— |
-n, --num MINUTES |
Show lines from the last MINUTES minutes |
15 |
--lines N |
Maximum lines to show | 100 |
--errors |
Only show likely error events | off |
-t, --tail |
Continuously stream new lines until Ctrl-C | off |
How Tailing Works¶
The logs endpoint is a windowed pull, not a live stream. With --tail, the CLI
re-queries every few seconds and prints only lines it has not shown yet,
de-duplicating on a rolling window so repeated windows do not reprint. Press
Ctrl-C to stop.