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"Understanding and Using Docker Logs" matching MCP tools:

  • Fetch server logs and system metrics from Kastell-managed servers. Use 'logs' to retrieve recent lines from container, Docker, or system journal; 'monitor' for CPU, RAM, and disk usage.
    Apache 2.0
  • Control remote Docker containers over SSH: list, logs, start, stop, restart, stats, exec. No Docker API or open port required.
    Apache 2.0
  • Retrieve and display stdout logs from DDEV services with docker logs. Use flags to set service, follow output, or tail lines for web or database containers.
    GPL 2.0
  • Retrieve remote logs from files, journalctl, or Docker containers. Filter by keyword, time, or priority, and enable follow to get only new lines.
    MIT

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  • Query Docker Compose project state: list container status, view resolved configuration, or tail service logs.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Docker container logs with options for tail count, timestamp inclusion, and live follow. Specify container ID and customize log output.
    MIT
  • Search logs of multiple Docker containers simultaneously using regex patterns. Returns matched lines with container name and timestamp for efficient troubleshooting.
    MIT
  • Fetch the last N lines of logs from remote Docker containers on one or multiple hosts concurrently, returning output per host to speed up troubleshooting.
    Apache 2.0
  • Fetch a snapshot of Docker service logs from LaunchFrame projects to monitor application behavior and troubleshoot issues by retrieving the last N lines of log output.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Docker container logs with options to view a specific number of recent lines or filter by time range.
    MIT
  • Tail Docker container logs in real time to diagnose issues, with options for line count, timestamp filters, and text or JSON format.
    MIT
  • Get logs from any Docker container by name with optional line limit, locally or on a remote server via SSH.
    MIT
  • View and monitor Docker Compose service logs to troubleshoot issues, track container activity, and analyze application performance in development and production environments.
    MIT
  • Retrieve Docker container logs by specifying the container name or ID. Optionally set the number of lines to display or follow new log output in real time.
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