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View logs.
Usage
s9s log {command} {options}Command
| Name, shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
−−list, -L |
Lists all log entries. |
Options
| Name, shorthand | Description |
|---|---|
| CLUSTER RELATED OPTIONS | |
−−cluster-id=ID |
The ID of the cluster to check. |
−−cluster-name=NAME |
The NAME of the cluster to check. |
| JOB RELATED OPTIONS | |
--limit=NUMBER |
Limits the number of log messages printed. |
−−message-id=ID |
The numerical ID for the message to list. When this command line option is provided there will be at most one message processed. |
−−offset=NUMBER |
Controls the relative index of the first item printed. |
Attention
The following log-related option has been deprecated since version 2.2.0 (Sept 2024):
--from=DATE&TIME--until=DATE&TIME--message-id=ID--log-format=FORMATSTRING--long
Examples
List log messages for Cluster ID 1:
$ s9s log \
--list \
--cluster-id=1List log messages for Cluster ID 1 except the 10 last log records:
$ s9s log \
--list \
--cluster-id=1 \
--offset=10List only the last 20 log messages for Cluster ID 1:
$ s9s log \
--list \
--cluster-id=1 \
--limit=20List 20 log messages skipping the latest 20 log records for Cluster ID 1:
$ s9s log \ --list \ --cluster-id=1 \ --limit=20 \ --offset=20