Checking the system logs (Linux) - Lacuna TSA
When installed on Linux, Lacuna TSA sends its logs to the systemd journal, a centralized management solution for logging
all kernel and userland processes. To view the logs, use the journalctl
utility.
To check the Lacuna TSA logs:
journalctl -u lacuna-tsa
Use the -f
flag to view logs in "follow" mode (like tail -f
):
journalctl -u lacuna-tsa -f
Use the --since
parameter to view only recent logs:
journalctl -u lacuna-tsa --since "1 min ago"
See also
- How To Use Journalctl to View and Manipulate Systemd Logs (DigitalOcean post)
- Troubleshooting (Linux)