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podman-pod-logs(1)	    General Commands Manual	    podman-pod-logs(1)

NAME
       podman-pod-logs - Display logs for pod with one or more containers

SYNOPSIS
       podman pod logs [options] pod

DESCRIPTION
       The  podman  pod	logs command batch-retrieves whatever logs are present
       with all	the containers of a pod. Pod logs can be filtered by container
       name or ID using	flag -c	or --container if needed.

       Note: A long-running podman pod log command with	a -f or	 --follow  op-
       tion  needs  to be reinvoked if a new container is added	to the pod dy-
       namically; otherwise, logs of newly added containers are	not visible in
       the log stream.

OPTIONS
   --color
       Output the containers with different colors in the log.

   --container,	-c
       By default, podman pod logs  retrieves  logs  for  all  the  containers
       available  within  the pod, differentiated by the field container. How-
       ever, there are use cases where the user	wants to limit the log	stream
       only to a particular container of a pod.	For such cases,	-c can be used
       like podman pod logs -c ctrNameorID podname.

   --follow, -f
       Follow log output.  Default is false.

       Note: When following a pod which	is removed by podman pod rm or removed
       on  exit	 (podman run --rm ...),	there is a chance that the log file is
       removed before podman pod logs reads the	final content.

   --latest, -l
       Instead of providing the	pod name or ID,	 use  the  last	 created  pod.
       Note:  the  last	 started  pod can be from other	users of Podman	on the
       host machine.  (This option is not available  with  the	remote	Podman
       client, including Mac and Windows (excluding WSL2) machines)

   --names, -n
       Output the container names instead of the container IDs in the log.

   --since=TIMESTAMP
       Show  logs  since TIMESTAMP. The	--since	option can be Unix timestamps,
       date formatted timestamps, or Go	duration  strings  (e.g.  10m,	1h30m)
       computed	 relative  to the client machine's time. Supported formats for
       date   formatted	  time	 stamps	   include    RFC3339Nano,    RFC3339,
       2006-01-02T15:04:05,  2006-01-02T15:04:05.999999999,  2006-01-02Z07:00,
       and 2006-01-02.

   --tail=LINES
       Output the specified number of LINES at the end	of  the	 logs.	 LINES
       must be an integer.  Defaults to	-1, which prints all lines

   --timestamps, -t
       Show timestamps in the log outputs.  The	default	is false

   --until=TIMESTAMP
       Show  logs  until TIMESTAMP. The	--until	option can be Unix timestamps,
       date formatted timestamps, or Go	duration  strings  (e.g.  10m,	1h30m)
       computed	 relative  to the client machine's time. Supported formats for
       date   formatted	  time	 stamps	   include    RFC3339Nano,    RFC3339,
       2006-01-02T15:04:05,  2006-01-02T15:04:05.999999999,  2006-01-02Z07:00,
       and 2006-01-02.

EXAMPLE
       To view a pod's logs:

       podman pod logs -t podIdorName

       To view logs of a specific container on the pod:

       podman pod logs -c ctrIdOrName podIdOrName

       To view all pod logs:

       podman pod logs -t --since 0 myserver-pod-1

       To view a pod's logs since a certain time:

       podman pod logs -t --since 2017-08-07T10:10:09.055837383-04:00 myserver-pod-1

       To view a pod's logs generated in the last 10 minutes:

       podman pod logs --since 10m myserver-pod-1

       To view a pod's logs until 30 minutes ago:

       podman pod logs --until 30m myserver-pod-1

SEE ALSO
       podman(1), podman-pod(1), podman-pod-rm(1), podman-logs(1)

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