helmut.cloud
  • Introduction
    • Introduction
    • The key features of helmut.cloud
    • 🔥Case study: A media postproduction
  • Getting Started
    • Step 1: Sign up
    • Step 2: Create an organization
    • Step 3: Create a workflow
    • Step 4: Install the helmut.cloud Agent
    • Step 5: Run your first workflow
  • The helmut.cloud Agent
    • Install the helmut.cloud Agent software
      • MacOS
      • Windows
      • Docker
    • Establish a connection with the helmut.cloud Agent
      • MacOS and Windows
      • Docker (Linux)
    • helmut.cloud Agent logs
      • Windows and MacOS
      • Docker
    • Update the helmut.cloud Agent
  • Personal Account
    • Account settings
      • My profile
      • Security
      • Notifications
      • License (private organization)
      • Logs (private org)
      • Delete my account
  • Organizations
    • What are organizations in helmut.cloud?
    • View my organizations
      • Being a target
    • Choosing an organization to work in
    • Organization settings
      • Licenses for shared organizations
      • License
      • Logs (organization)
  • Members and teams
    • Members and roles
    • Invite members and assign roles
    • What is a team in helmut.cloud?
    • Create a team and add members
  • High5
    • What is High5?
    • Spaces in High5
      • List, create, rename and delete spaces
      • Events
      • Space dashboard
      • Agents
      • Webhooks
      • Secrets Store
      • User Access
      • Space settings
    • Organization dashboard
    • Stream Designer Studio
      • UI overview
      • Node inputs and outputs
    • Developing nodes with NodeKit
  • Changelog
    • 🎉Changelog
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  1. The helmut.cloud Agent
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Docker

The HCloud Docker agents log can be retrieved like any container log in Docker.

Type

sudo docker stats

to get a list of all your containers, then pick the name of the client container which you want to read the logfiles of.

Alternatively, search for a string to reduce the number of line output and get only lines with the hcloud-string in it.

sudo docker stats | grep -i hcloud

Copy the name of the agents container affected and type

sudo docker logs hcloudagentcontainername

to retrieve the logs, or write them into a file like this:

sudo docker logs hcloudagentcontainername > /path/to/mylogfile.log

Like with any container, you can use third party tools to automatically collect logs and process or visualize information from your agents that are running as containers. You can also use helmut.cloud to collect and distribute logfiles to a location of your liking.

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