Pod Logs & Terminal
Stream Pod logs with searchable history and attach to any container inside a Pod via xterm.js.
Stream Pod logs and attach to any container inside a Pod via xterm.js.
Stream pod logs
Open Logs from any Pod row or from the Pod detail view. The log stream stays live while the Pod runs, and the detail view lets you move between recent output without leaving the page.
Search shortcuts
Pod logs use the same keyboard shortcuts as container logs, including /, n and N, g and G, and Esc.
Multi-container pods
Use the container dropdown at the top when a Pod has more than one container. Init containers appear in the same list, and switching containers resets the stream.
Pod terminal (exec)
Open the terminal
From a Pod, click Terminal or press T when the Pod is selected.
Pick a container
Skip this step for single-container pods.
Pick a shell
Dockerman tries bash, then sh, then zsh, the same fallback order it uses for Docker container terminals.
Limitations
- Killing the target container ends the session.
- Session history does not persist across restarts.
- Some TUI apps need
TERM=xterm-256color.