dozzle web based docker log viewer

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certainly! dozzle is a lightweight, web-based log viewer for docker containers. it allows users to view logs from docker containers in real-time and provides a user-friendly interface. in this tutorial, we will cover how to set up dozzle, configure it with docker, and access container logs through the web interface.

prerequisites

**docker**: ensure you have docker installed on your system. if you don't have it installed, you can follow the official docker installation guide [here](docs.docker.com/get-docker/).
**basic knowledge of docker**: familiarity with basic docker commands and concepts.

step 1: run dozzle in a docker container

you can easily run dozzle using docker. open your terminal and execute the following command:



explanation of command options

`-d`: this flag tells docker to run the container in detached mode (in the background).
`--name dozzle`: this sets the name of the container to "dozzle".
`-p 8080:8080`: this maps port `8080` on your host to port `8080` on the dozzle container. you can change the host port if needed.
`--log-driver=json-file`: this specifies the log driver to use for the containers you want to monitor.
`dozzle:latest`: this specifies the image to use. you can also use a specific version.

step 2: accessing dozzle

once the container is running, you can access dozzle by opening your web browser and navigating to:



step 3: running a sample application

to see dozzle in action, let's run a sample docker application that generates logs. we can use the popular `nginx` web server as an example.



step 4: viewing logs in dozzle

after starting the `nginx` container, return to the dozzle web interface. you should see the `nginx-example` container listed. click on it to view the logs in real-time.

step 5: additional features

dozzle offers several features:

**filtering logs**: you can filter logs in the dozzle interface by entering keywords in the search bar.
**log tailing**: you can tail logs in ...

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Dozzle
Docker
log viewer
web-based
real-time logs
container logs
monitoring
lightweight
open source
user-friendly
log management
DevOps tools
troubleshooting
centralized logging
web interface