# Explore application logs

## `yarn logs <scope>` or `npm run logs <scope>`

Gives simple access to logs from PHP, Nginx, SSL-Terminator, Varnish, Redis, MariaDB and ElasticSearch containers and Magento.

### **Available scopes**

* `mariadb`
* `nginx`
* `ssl-terminator`
* `redis`
* `elasticsearch`
* `magento`
* `php`
* `varnish`

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are using OpenSearch, the scope will remain `elasticsearch`.
{% endhint %}

### **Command options**

#### `--details`

Show extra details provided to logs

```bash
yarn logs nginx --details # for Yarn
npm run logs nginx -- --details # for NPM
```

#### `--timestamps, -t`

Show timestamps

```bash
yarn logs nginx --timestamps # for Yarn
npm run logs nginx -- --timestamps # for NPM
```

#### `--follow, -f`

Follow log output

```bash
yarn logs nginx --follow # for Yarn
npm run logs nginx -- --follow # for NPM
```

#### `--since`

Show logs since timestamp (e.g. 2013-01-02T13:23:37Z) or relative (e.g. 42m for 42 minutes)

```bash
yarn logs nginx --since=2s # for Yarn
npm run logs nginx -- --since=2s # for NPM
```

#### `--until`

Show logs before a timestamp (e.g. 2013-01-02T13:23:37Z) or relative (e.g. 42m for 42 minutes)

```bash
yarn logs nginx --until=2s # for Yarn
npm run logs nginx -- --until=2s # for NPM
```

## **Usage example**:

```bash
yarn logs nginx

> ... # nginx logs

# ctrl + c

# this is not alias, but rather service name matching
yarn logs ng # or nginx

> ... # nginx logs

# for ssl-terminator
yarn logs ssl

> ... # ssl-terminator logs

# and for mariadb
yarn logs ma # or mariadb

> ... # mariadb logs

# and for magento
yarn logs mag # or magento

> ... # magento logs
```


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