- 1 year ago
How to show container logs from remote Docker?
To show container logs from a remote Docker host, you can use the Docker command-line interface (CLI) with the appropriate options. Here are the steps:
Connect to the remote Docker host: Run the following command to connect to the remote Docker host:
phpdocker -H <remote_host> logs <container_name_or_id>
Replace
<remote_host>
with the IP address or hostname of the remote Docker host. Ensure that the Docker daemon is running on the remote host and is accessible.Specify the container: Replace
<container_name_or_id>
with the name or ID of the container for which you want to view the logs. This can be the name or the ID of a running or stopped container on the remote host.View the logs: After running the command, Docker will retrieve and display the logs of the specified container from the remote host.
If you need to authenticate or specify a secure connection, you can use additional options with the docker
command, such as -u
for username and password or --tlsverify
for secure communication.
Here's an example of how the complete command might look:
phpdocker -H tcp://<remote_host>:<port> logs <container_name_or_id>
Replace <remote_host>
and <port>
with the appropriate values to connect to the remote Docker host over TCP.
Note that the specific options and connectivity methods may vary depending on your Docker setup and the version you are using. Refer to the Docker documentation for more details on connecting to remote Docker hosts and retrieving container logs.