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epi log export command

Get logs for the specified project.

Usage

epi log export [OPTIONS] --environment <ENVIRONMENT>

Examples

Export logs from the Integration environment for the last 2 days. This command retrieves logs from a specific project and environment within a defined time range, using timezone offset and parallel processing for efficient log extraction.

epi log get \
  --project my-project \
  --env Integration \
  --from-last-days 2 \
  --from-last-hours 0 \
  --to-last-days 0 \
  --to-last-hours 0 \
  --timezone 7 \
  --thread-count 32

Options

-p, –project <PROJECT>

The project name.

–environment <ENVIRONMENT>

The environment name.
Aliases: env.
Possible values: integration, preproduction, production, ade1, ade2.

-u, –url <URL>

The SAS link contains access to storage account.
Aliases: sas-link, sas-url.

–from-last-days <FROM_LAST_DAYS>

From N days ago.
Default: 0.
Aliases: fld.

–from-last-hours <FROM_LAST_HOURS>

From N hours ago.
Default: 2.
Aliases: flh.

–to-last-days <TO_LAST_DAYS>

To N days ago.
Default: 0.
Aliases: tld.

–to-last-hours <TO_LAST_HOURS>

To N hours ago.
Default: 0.
Aliases: tlh.

–timezone-hours <TIMEZONE_HOURS>

The target timezone offset in hours.
Aliases: timezone, tz.

–thread-count <THREAD_COUNT>

The number of threads to use for processing logs.
Default: 32.

-h, –help

Print help.