Terminal
The Terminal tab of a Cloud app lets you run commands inside its container. Each command runs on its own, so:
- There is no persistent shell. Interactive programs such as editors will not work.
- Directory changes with
cdare remembered between commands. - A command is stopped after 15 seconds and very long output is truncated.
- If the app has several containers, pick which one to use from the dropdown.
The terminal requires the Developer role or higher on the account.
Logs
The Logs tab and the Logs page show the last 300 lines of output and refresh every few seconds. You can search, copy and clear the view.
Log history
The Logs tab has a Live view and a History view. FlyNode saves what your app prints every 10 minutes while it runs and keeps it for 7 days on every plan and 30 days on Large and above. In History, choose a time range, search the stored lines and press Load. Ranges longer than your plan keeps are greyed out.
Very chatty apps are capped so one app cannot fill the storage: if an app prints more than the daily limit, the newest lines of each 10-minute slice are kept and the view says only the newest lines are shown. Logs of an app are deleted with the app.
Restart, redeploy, stop
- Restart restarts the container.
- Redeploy rebuilds it from source.
- Stop / Start pauses and resumes it.
- Delete is limited to Admins and requires typing the app's name.
Still stuck?
Open a support ticket from your dashboard and include the container name.