View application logs as generated by the application running on the Fly platform. Logs can be filtered to a specific machine using the --machine/-m flag or to all machines running in a specific region using the --region/-r flag. By default logs are continually streamed until the command is aborted. Use --no-tail to only fetch the logs in the buffer. ## Usage ~~~ fly logs [flags] ~~~ ## Options ~~~ -a, --app string Application name -c, --config string Path to application configuration file -h, --help help for logs -j, --json JSON output -m, --machine string Filter by machine ID -n, --no-tail Do not continually stream logs -r, --region string The target region (see 'flyctl platform regions') -s, --select Select a machine from a list ~~~ ## Global Options ~~~ -t, --access-token string Fly API Access Token --debug Print additional logs and traces --verbose Verbose output ~~~ ## See Also * [fly](/docs/flyctl/help/) - The Fly.io command line interface

fly logs [flags]

  -a, --app string       Application name
  -c, --config string    Path to application configuration file
  -h, --help             help for logs
  -j, --json             JSON output
  -m, --machine string   Filter by machine ID
  -n, --no-tail          Do not continually stream logs
  -r, --region string    The target region (see 'flyctl platform regions')
  -s, --select           Select a machine from a list

  -t, --access-token string   Fly API Access Token
      --debug                 Print additional logs and traces
      --verbose               Verbose output