This utility aims to provide a rich experience for viewing and sending service logs. Many of the commands will launch an interactive terminal UI.
Most options, such as --cluster-id, --ocm-url, and --ocm-token can be specified as environment variables.
Flags can also be included in a config file whose default config file location is ~/.config/servicelogger/config.yaml.
It's probably not a good idea to place the cluster ID there though.
First, you'll need to download (or update) your cache of our SOPs and managed notifications.
servicelogger cache-update Then, you can run the search program and have it output the template JSON.
servicelogger searchThis will launch a TUI listing all service log templates from your cache.
Type / to filter the logs.
Templates that match the text you type will be sorted by Levenshtein distance.
Once you select a template, you will be prompted with an editor to fill in the variables.
Most commonly, you will want to pipe the output of the search command to the send command.
servicelogger search | servicelogger send
The list view is similar to the search view but for service logs that have already been sent to the cluster.
servicelogger list