KRAFT-CLOUD-SERVICE-LOGS(1)
π NAME π
kraft-cloud-service-logs β grab the console output for your services, bestie β¨
So you're running the KraftKit CLI (that's the manual name btw, hi π) and you wanna see what your services are actually saying β this is the page for that π«Ά
πΈ SYNOPSIS πΈ
kraft cloud service logs [FLAG] UUID|NAME
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Get the console output of an service. That's it, that's the vibe π
You point it at a service (by UUID or by NAME, your call) and it hands you the console output. Iconic, lowkey essential, no cap.
β¨ OPTIONS β¨
-f,--follow[=false]β follow the logs of the service every half second π like you're hovering, refreshing, obsessed. Default isfalse.-h,--help[=false]β help forlogs. Your little safety net π defaultfalse.--no-prefix[=false]β when logging multiple machines, do not prefix each log line with the name. Clean output, no name-tags, just vibes. Defaultfalse.-n,--tail=-1β show the last given lines from the logs. It defaults to-1, so it's giving "everything, actually" π
π§ OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS π§
--allow-insecure[=false]β allow insecure connections to the Unikraft Cloud API. Defaultfalse. (Yes, it's called insecure. It means insecure. Be normal about it π)--metro=""β Unikraft Cloud metro location. Default is empty string"".--token=""β Unikraft Cloud access token. Default is empty string"". Guard this one with your life, bestie π₯
π EXAMPLES π
Getting all console output of a service by UUID:
# Get all console output of a service by UUID
$ kraft cloud service logs 77d0316a-fbbe-488d-8618-5bf7a612477a
Same thing but by NAME, because names are cuter:
# Get all console output of a service by name
$ kraft cloud service logs my-service-431342
Just the last 20 lines of a service by name β main character energy, we don't need the whole lore:
# Get the last 20 lines of a service by name
$ kraft cloud service logs my-service-431342 --tail 20
The last lines of a service by name, continuously, because you simply cannot look away:
# Get the last lines of a service by name continuously
$ kraft cloud service logs my-service-431342 --follow
And the combo β last 10 lines, continuously, the ultimate "I'm watching you" build π«Ά:
# Get the last 10 lines of a service by name continuously
$ kraft cloud service logs my-service-431342 --follow --tail 10
π SEE ALSO π
kraft-cloud-service(1)β go read the parent page too, iykyk π
β HISTORY β
1-Jan-1980 β Auto generated by KraftKit. Vintage. Retro. A classic. π
Okay that's the whole page, you ate that π Now go read your logs.
KraftKit Documentation Β· Jan 1980 Β· KraftKit CLI(1) β mwah, that's the sign-off bestie, see you in the next manpage πΈπ¦β¨
π¦ where this page comes from
- nixos 26.05: kraft 0.12.5
- nixpkgs unstable: kraft 0.12.16
- π girlified by deepseek-ai/DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash-1017 on : a language model's rewrite of the original, under its terms