Waymark / Routes / podman.io View and follow logs for a Compose stack with podman compose logs
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Documented steps cd into the Compose project directory. Run `podman compose logs` to print the (combined) logs of all services. Follow output in real time with `podman compose logs -f`. Limit to one service with `podman compose logs web`, or `--tail 100` to show only the last N lines. Useful after a detached `up -d` where logs were not streamed to the terminal. Docs: https://docs.podman.io/en/latest/markdown/podman-compose.1.html and https://github.com/containers/podman-compose Known gotchas If you used `up` (no -d), logs streamed in the foreground; logs subcommand aggregates them on demand. Log output for rootless podman is stored by the container's log driver; json-file is the default. Not every provider supports all flags identically; `podman compose logs --help` shows the installed provider's options. For a crashed service, logs are the quickest signal; pair with `podman compose ps -a` to see exit codes.
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