Logs
Learn about how to access and retain logs from your Aptible resources
Overview
With each operation, the output of your Containers is collected as Logs. This includes changes to your resources such as scaling, deploying, updating environment variables, creating backups, etc.
stdout and stderr are captured. If you are using Docker locally, this is what you’d see when you run docker logs .... Most importantly, this means logs sent to files are not captured by Aptible logging, so when you deploy your Apps on Aptible, you should ensure you are logging to stdout or stderr, and not to log files.Quick Access Logs
Aptible stores recent Logs for quick access. For long term retention of logs, you will need to set up a Log Drain.
App and Database logs can be accessed in real-time from the CLI using the aptible logs command. Upon executing this command, only the logs generated from that moment onward will be displayed.
Example:
App and Database logs can be accessed in real-time from the CLI using the aptible logs command. Upon executing this command, only the logs generated from that moment onward will be displayed.
Example:
Within the Aptible Dashboard, logs for recent operations can be acccessed by viewing recent Activity.
Log Integrations
Log Drains
Log Drains let you route Logs to logging destinations for reviewing, searching, and alerting. Log Drains support capturing logs for Apps, Databases, SSH sessions, and Endpoints.
Learn more about Log Drains
Log Archiving
Log Archiving lets you route Logs to S3 for business continuity and compliance. Log Archiving supports capturing logs for Apps, Databases, SSH sessions, and Endpoints.