Event-Log Commands

event-log get

Get Event Logs

Example:

slcli event-log get -d 01/01/2019 -D 02/01/2019 -t User -l 10

event-log get [OPTIONS]

Options

-d, --date-min <date_min>

The earliest date we want to search for event logs in mm/dd/yyyy format.

-D, --date-max <date_max>

The latest date we want to search for event logs in mm/dd/yyyy format.

-e, --obj-event <obj_event>

The event we want to get event logs for

-i, --obj-id <obj_id>

The id of the object we want to get event logs for

-t, --obj-type <obj_type>

The type of the object we want to get event logs for

-z, --utc-offset <utc_offset>

UTC Offset for searching with dates. +/-HHMM format

Default

-0000

--metadata, --no-metadata

Display metadata if present

Default

False

-l, --limit <limit>

Total number of result to return. -1 to return ALL, there may be a LOT of these.

Default

50

There are usually quite a few events on an account, so be careful when using the –limit -1 option. The command will automatically break requests out into smaller sub-requests, but this command may take a very long time to complete. It will however print out data as it comes in.

event-log types

Get Event Log Types

event-log types [OPTIONS]

Currently the types are as follows, more may be added in the future.

:......................:
:        types         :
:......................:
:       Account        :
:         CDN          :
:         User         :
: Bare Metal Instance  :
:  API Authentication  :
:        Server        :
:         CCI          :
:        Image         :
:      Bluemix LB      :
:       Facility       :
: Cloud Object Storage :
:    Security Group    :
:......................: