Step 6

View and filter logs

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The azd app logs command provides powerful log viewing and filtering capabilities for debugging and monitoring your services.

View All Logs

Stream logs from all services in real-time:

bash

azd app logs

Focus on logs from one service:

bash

azd app logs --service api

Show only errors:

bash

azd app logs --level error

Show logs from the last hour:

bash

azd app logs --since 1h

Continuously stream new logs:

bash

azd app logs --follow

bash

azd app logs --timestamps

For programmatic parsing:

bash

azd app logs --format json

Run `azd app logs --service api` to view logs from just the API service. Try `--level error` to filter for errors.

Expected: You should see a filtered stream of logs from the specified service.

You can combine multiple filters:

bash

azd app logs --service api --level error --since 30m

Save logs to a file for later analysis:

bash

azd app logs --file logs.txt

The dashboard also provides a log viewer with real-time filtering, search, and syntax highlighting. Access it via the Logs tab.