Accessing Logs ​

Lando has a few different log layers to help you diagnose any issues you might be having.

Install Logs ​

If you have a failed installation, you should be able to find logs in the following locations...

• Windows - %TEMP%\Setup Log**.txt
• macOS - /var/log/install.log
• Linux - Differs per system but check common apt or dnf/yum logs

Runtime Logs ​

If you encounter an error during runtime, check out the runtime logs at...

• macOS/LINUX - ~/.lando/logs
• Windows - C:\Users\{ME}\.lando\logs

There should be core lando logs called lando-error.log and a more robust lando.log. There should also be error and verbose logs associated with each of your applications eg myapp.log and myapp-error.log.

Container Logs ​

lando logs -s SOME_SERVICE

See the lando logs command for more information.

Advanced Troubleshooting ​

One of the best ways to troubleshoot an issue is to use Docker commands directly or use the lando ssh or lando info --deep command.

# List all my containers
docker ps --all

# List all lando containers
docker ps --filter label=io.lando.container=TRUE --all

# List all containers for a particular app
docker ps --all | grep appname

# Inspect a container
docker inspect appname_service_1

# Check out the logs for a container
docker logs appname_service_1

# Attach to a container (this is like SSHing)
docker exec -i -t appname_service_1 bash