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inctl logs​

Prints logs from skills or services in a given solution

Synopsis​

Prints target logs (skill or service) from the instance running in a given solution.

inctl logs [flags]

Examples​

  inctl logs --skill <skill-id> --service <service-name>
		Multiple skills:
		inctl logs --skill "<skill-id-1> <skill-id-2>"
		inctl logs --skill <skill-id-1> --skill <skill-id-2>
		Multiple services:
		inctl logs --service "<service-name-1> <service-name-2>"
		inctl logs --service <service-name-1> --service <service-name-2>
		Explicitly specify org and solution:
		inctl logs --org <organization@project-id> --solution <solution-id> --(target) <target-name-1> ...

Options​

      --asset strings           (optional) Indicates logs source is a generic asset (or a list of assets)
      --context string          The Kubernetes cluster to use or localhost if used with --address
      --debug                   Prints extensive debug messages
      --follow                  Whether to follow the solution logs.
  -h, --help                    help for logs
      --onprem_address string   The onprem address (host:port) of the workcell. Used to circumvent the need of routing through the cloud, if the workcell is running in the same network as the inctl
      --org string              The Intrinsic organization to use. You can set the environment variable
                                	INTRINSIC_ORG=organization to set a default organization.
      --prefix_id               Prefix each log line with the asset ID, e.g., '[my-skill-id]'. Enabled for multiple targets are provided.
      --prefix_type             Prefix each log line with the asset type, e.g., '[Skill]' or '[Service]'.
      --service strings         (optional) Indicates logs source is a service (or a list of services)
      --since string            Show logs starting since value. Value is either relative (e.g 10m) or 
                                date time in RFC3339 format (e.g: 2006-01-02T15:04:05Z07:00)
      --skill strings           (optional) Indicates logs source is a skill (or a list of skills)
      --solution string         Solution ID from which logs will be read.
      --tail int                (optional) The number of recent log lines to display. An input number less than 0 shows all log lines. (default 10)
      --timeout string          Maximum time to wait to receive logs. (default "300s")
      --timestamps              Whether to include timestamps on each log line.

Options inherited from parent commands​

  -o, --output string   (optional) Output format. One of: (json, ndjson)
      --print-trace     Print the trace identifier when exiting.

SEE ALSO​