Logs
Logs
Get logs for an app. By default, convox logs streams logs continuously. Use --no-follow to print current logs and exit.
Usage
convox logs
Examples
$ convox logs
2026-03-18T12:47:41Z service/web/77f0e67e-4886-4aa8-be56-1d19a3aab53b ns=template id=2bdd60aaf431 route=root at=end state=success elapsed=0.065
2026-03-18T12:47:41Z service/web/77f0e67e-4886-4aa8-be56-1d19a3aab53b ns=template id=2bdd60aaf431 route=root at=start method="GET" path="/" elapsed=0.029
2026-03-18T12:47:43Z service/web/a81ba08c-6dbe-48a4-88e6-da5f940156ae ns=template id=57c9464c88f6 route=root at=end state=success elapsed=0.070
2026-03-18T12:47:43Z service/web/77f0e67e-4886-4aa8-be56-1d19a3aab53b ns=template id=f5b0fcdd6f63 route=root at=start method="GET" path="/" elapsed=0.038
....
$ convox logs --filter 2bdd60aaf431 --since 24h
2026-03-18T12:47:41Z service/web/77f0e67e-4886-4aa8-be56-1d19a3aab53b ns=template id=2bdd60aaf431 route=root at=end state=success elapsed=0.065
2026-03-18T12:47:41Z service/web/77f0e67e-4886-4aa8-be56-1d19a3aab53b ns=template id=2bdd60aaf431 route=root at=start method="GET" path="/" elapsed=0.029
Flags
| Flag | Short | Description |
|---|---|---|
--filter |
Filter for a specific string within the logs | |
--no-follow |
Print logs and exit rather than streaming | |
--since |
Time frame for log query (e.g., 24h, 2m) |
|
--service |
-s |
Filter to a specific service |
--tail |
Number of lines to tail (service-specific logging only) | |
--allow-previous |
Include logs from previous container instances |
See Also
- Logging for log configuration and forwarding
- deploy-debug for diagnosing pods that never reach a ready state
