Logs and Status

Logs

Logging is the crucial feature of DeepFellow, making it transparent and observable. Use logs command to inspect DeepFellow Infra and DeepFellow Server.

Command Description

The logs command allows users to view logs from the DeepFellow container using Docker Compose.

Usage

deepfellow infra logs [OPTIONS]

deepfellow server logs [OPTIONS]

Options

-f, --follow: Follow log output
-n, --tail INTEGER: Number of lines to show from the end of the logs (default: 20)
--directory DIRECTORY: Target directory for the installation

Examples

# Show last 20 lines of infra logs
deepfellow infra logs

# Follow the infra log output
deepfellow infra logs -f

# Show last 50 lines of server logs
deepfellow server logs -n 50

# Specify project directory
deepfellow server logs --directory /path/to/project

Status

status command is a quick way to health-check DeepFellow Infra or DeepFellow Server:

$ deepfellow infra status
💡      image: hub.simplito.com/deepfellow/deepfellow-infra:0.15.0
        created: 2 weeks ago
        status: Up 4 hours
        ports: 0.0.0.0:8086->8086/tcp, [::]:8086->8086/tcp
        CPU: 0.19%
        Used memory: 52.26MiB
        Memory limit: 11.72GiB
        NET I/O: 20.4kB / 5.48kB
        Disk I/O: 357MB / 0B]

$ deepfellow server status
💡      image: gitlab2.simplito.com:5050/df/df-server-new:dev
        created: 8 seconds ago
        status: Up 2 seconds (health: starting)
        ports: 0.0.0.0:8000->8000/tcp, [::]:8000->8000/tcp
        CPU: 101.52%
        Used memory: 410.6MiB
        Memory limit: 11.72GiB
        NET I/O: 830B / 126B
        Disk I/O: 299MB / 0B