Explore the Logs view in Docker Desktop


目录

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The Logs view provides a unified, real-time log stream from all containers and recent builds in Docker Desktop. Unlike the logs accessible from the Containers view, the Logs view lets you monitor and search log output (up to a maximum of 100 000 entries) across your entire environment from a single interface.

Log entries

Each log entry in the table view shows:

Column Description
Timestamp The date and time the log line was emitted, for example 2026-02-26 11:18:53.
Object The container or build that produced the log line.
Message The full log message, including any status codes such as [ OK ].

Selecting the expand arrow to the right of a row reveals the full message for that entry.

Search, filter, and export logs

Use the Search field at the top of the Logs view to find specific entries. The search bar supports:

You can save your current filters as a preset for easy access later. Presets capture your container selection, build log visibility, and case sensitivity settings, as well as any active search terms. If no containers are selected, the preset is named all; otherwise it is named after the first selected container.

To refine the log stream further, select the Filter icon in the toolbar to open the container filter panel. From here you can:

Use the Export button in the top-right corner (available with Docker Desktop version 4.77 and later) to export all logs or only the logs that match your filters.

Display settings

Select the Display settings icon in the toolbar to toggle the following:

You can also choose Clear logs to remove log entries from the view (available with Docker Desktop 4.79 and later). A dialog lets you choose between two options:

The cleared state persists across Docker Desktop restarts. Once entries are cleared, they cannot be restored.

Feedback

Select Give feedback at the top of the view to share suggestions or report issues.


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由 壳壳虫 创建于 2026-10-31 19:14:55 UTC
由 壳壳虫 更新于 2026-10-31 19:14:56 UTC