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routeup logs

routeup logs shows request logs recorded by the local agent. The agent is the authoritative log for both local and public traffic.

Terminal window
routeup logs
routeup logs example-app
routeup logs api.example-app --follow

Default log line:

12:41:03 public example-app POST /api/webhooks/github 200 38ms req_abc123
12:41:07 local  example-app     GET  /settings             200 12ms req_def456

Each line shows the time, source (local or public), route, method, path, status, latency, and a request id.

Flags

Section titled “Flags”
--follow   stream new entries as they arrive
--public   only public (tunnelled) requests
--local    only local requests
--json     emit structured JSON instead of the text format
Terminal window
# Watch incoming webhooks in real time
routeup logs example-app --follow --public

Retention

Section titled “Retention”

Logs live in an in-memory ring buffer of the last 1,024 entries. They are not written to disk, and they are cleared when the agent restarts.

Privacy

Section titled “Privacy”

Headers and bodies are not included in request logs, only the metadata above. To see full headers and bodies for a specific request, enable capture on the route and use routeup inspect <request-id>.