The LogDNA CLI allows you to sign up for a new account and tail your logs right from the command line.
Download the LogDNA CLI installer for Mac.
Alternatively install via brew cask:
brew cask update
brew cask install logdna-cli
To install on Windows, using chocolatey:
choco install logdna
For Ubuntu/Debian:
sudo wget -qO /tmp/logdna-cli.deb http://repo.logdna.com/linux/logdna-cli.deb && sudo dpkg -i /tmp/logdna-cli.debFor RHEL/CentOS:
sudo wget -qO /tmp/logdna-cli.rpm http://repo.logdna.com/linux/logdna-cli.rpm && sudo rpm -ivh /tmp/logdna-cli.rpmFollow these quick instructions to run the LogDNA CLI from source:
git clone https://github.com/logdna/logdna-cli.git
cd logdna-cli
npm install --production
# help
node index.js --help
# login using one of commands below
node index.js login
node index.js ssologin
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
logdna register [email] |
Register a new LogDNA account |
logdna ssologin |
Log in to a LogDNA via single sign-on |
logdna login [email] |
Log in to LogDNA |
logdna tail [options] [query] |
Live tail with optional filtering. Options include -h, -a, -l, -t to filter by hosts, apps, levels or tags respectively. Run logdna tail --help to learn more. |
logdna switch |
If your login has access to more than one account, this command allows you to switch between them |
logdna search [options] [query] |
Basic search with optional filtering. Run logdna search --help for options. |
logdna info |
Show current logged in user info |
logdna update |
Update the CLI to the latest version |
# Register
$ logdna register [email protected]
# Login
$ logdna login [email protected]
# Tail
$ logdna tail '("timed out" OR "connection refused") -request'
$ logdna tail -a access.log 500
$ logdna tail -l error,warn
# Search
$ logdna search "logdna cli" -a logdna.log -t tag1,tag2 -n 300
# Search via UNIX timestamps
$ logdna search "logdna" --from 1541100040931 --to 1541102940000
# Search via Natural Language (Chrono)
# Ensure to enclose natural langauge strings in ""
# Must include date reference (i.e., `May 26`, `yesterday`, or the like)
$ logdna search "logdna" --from "yesterday at 3pm" --to "today at 3:05pm"
$ logdna search "logdna" --timeframe "May 26 at 3pm to 3:05pm"
# Search with dev logs
$ logdna search "logdna" --timeframe "May 28 at 1pm to 3:05pm" -d
# Other
$ logdna info
$ logdna update
# Switch organization
$ logdna switch
> 1: ACME (active)
> 2: Strickland Propane
> Choose account [1-2]:Logs for troubleshooting during development are included. These logs will pipe to console and optionally to LogDNA.
Switch dev logs on via the -d or --dev flag.
In order to pipe the developer logs to LogDNA, you should set the account API Key using LOGDNA_API_KEY environment variable. Otherwise, dev logs will only been seen in the console.
Currently the dev log coverage is limited to the code regarding --timeframe, --from and --to in index.js.
Contributions are always welcome. See the contributing guide to learn how you can help.