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# Simple Guide to Viewing Logs in Kibana
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## First Time Setup
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Run this once after installing LogServer:
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```bash
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./setup-kibana.sh
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```
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## Viewing Logs - The Easy Way
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### 1. Open Kibana
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Go to: `http://<your-server>:5601`
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### 2. Login
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Use the username and password from your service.env
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### 3. Click "Discover"
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It's in the left menu (looks like a compass icon)
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### 4. You're Done!
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Your logs are now visible. That's it!
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## Simple Controls
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### See Recent Logs Only
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- Top-right corner: Click the time picker
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- Choose "Last 15 minutes" or "Last 1 hour"
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### Filter by Container
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- Find any log entry
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- Next to `container_name`: click the `+` button
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- Now you only see logs from that container
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### Filter by Server
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- Next to `host.name`: click the `+` button
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- Now you only see logs from that host
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### Search for Text
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- Top search bar: Type any word
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- Press Enter
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- Shows only logs containing that word
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### Live Updates
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- Top-right: Click "Refresh"
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- Choose "Every 5 seconds"
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- Logs update automatically
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### Remove Filters
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- Look for filter pills under the search bar
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- Click the `x` on any filter to remove it
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## Common Searches
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**Show errors only:**
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```
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error OR ERROR OR Error
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```
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**Show warnings and errors:**
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```
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error OR ERROR OR warn OR WARN
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```
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**Show specific container:**
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```
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container_name: "myapp"
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```
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**Show multiple containers:**
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```
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container_name: ("app1" OR "app2")
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```
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## Tips
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1. **Too many columns?** Click "container_name" and "message" in the left sidebar to show just those
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2. **Want raw logs?** Click the ">" arrow next to any log entry to expand it
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3. **Export logs?** Click "Share" → "CSV Reports" → "Generate CSV"
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4. **Time zone wrong?** Click your profile icon → "Advanced Settings" → search "timezone"
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That's all you need to know! Kibana has many advanced features, but for basic log viewing and searching, these commands are sufficient. |