Containers, without the contortions.
Go from “the container is running” to understanding whether the application is healthy. Loggs is designed to bring container logs, restart history, health checks, networks and Compose services into one understandable Docker operations workflow.
Explore the interactive demo A product preview. No infrastructure connection required.Why is the payments container unhealthy?
docker compose ps
docker compose logs --tail 80 payments
docker inspect --format '{{json .State.Health}}' payments-demoSeparate a failing health check from a container process failure.
Docker management,
with the context you need.
Container troubleshooting
Inspect exit codes, restart counts and health-check output alongside recent logs. A running process can still fail to reach a database, serve a request or satisfy its readiness check.
Compose service context
Understand a service in relation to its dependencies, published ports and container networks. Review the resolved Compose configuration before changing a service definition.
Image and storage hygiene
Inspect image references and storage use before preparing cleanup. Distinguish unused build cache from named volumes that may hold irreplaceable application data.
Controlled restarts
Prepare a restart for the named service, describe the likely interruption and verify recovery afterward. Escalate to a broader recreation only when evidence supports that scope.
Keep every step
understood.
AI can help prepare the next move.
Your operational policy decides what happens.
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Choose the Docker host and Compose project.
- 02
Inspect container health, logs and dependency connectivity.
- 03
Review a service-specific action and its interruption window.
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Check the application endpoint and confirm stable health.
A guardrail that matters
A cleanup plan should never quietly include persistent volumes. Review data ownership and backups before any storage operation.
Read the security principlesCommon questions.
What is the difference between container status and application health?
Container status tells you whether its main process is running. Application health depends on useful behavior such as responding to requests and reaching required dependencies. A health check adds evidence but should itself be reviewed for accuracy.
Can Docker cleanup remove application data?
Yes, especially when an operation includes volumes. Inspect the affected objects, confirm whether they hold persistent data, and verify a recovery path before approving cleanup.
Keep the power.
Lose the busywork.
See what happens when infrastructure expertise meets a little less friction.
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