This command is only available starting from jhack 0.4.4.
Since already a week went by without a new developer tool, I spent last Friday to hack together a shiny addition to jhack.
If you develop charms on kubernetes, you know the pain of monitoring the pebble logs for all the services you’re managing: ssh into the unit, run pebble <service> logs… And if the image of a container you are deploying does not support ssh, you need to tinker with an obscure PEBBLE_SOCKET envvar…
No more!
Run jhack debug-log myapp/0 and savour the eye-candy. The example below is a snapshot for a tempo-coordinator-k8s unit on my local machine:
What you are seeing:
- on the left, the filtered
juju debug-logfor the unit - on the right:
- at the top, the pebble logs for the “
nginx” service in the “nginx” container - below, the the pebble logs for the “
nginx” service in the “nginx-prometheus-exporter” container - at the bottom: a neat little tree overview of the various pebble log streams (and the status of the services that generate them).
- at the top, the pebble logs for the “
For more configuration and documentation, look at the CLI help!
If you have suggestions about log streams that you would like to show in jhack debug-log, let me know!
Would you like a syslog panel for machine charms? Can do! Open a feature request on the repo and we’ll see what we can do 
Otherwise, happy hacking!
