Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.altnautica.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Logs
The Logs page is a live tail of the agent’s structured log stream. Each entry shows timestamp, level, service, event, and a JSON payload.
Controls
| Control | Effect |
|---|---|
| Level | Filters the stream to entries at or above the selected level. |
| Service | Filters to a single systemd unit (ados-supervisor, ados-cloud, etc). |
| Limit | Number of rows held in the view (default 200). |
| Pause / Follow | Pause to inspect a row without auto-scroll; resume to follow. |
| Clear | Drop everything currently in the view. |
Levels
The agent uses standard syslog levels:| Level | When emitted |
|---|---|
debug | Detail useful during development. Off by default. |
info | Lifecycle events, normal operations. |
warning | A degraded condition the agent recovered from. |
error | Operation failed; user attention may be needed. |
critical | Service-level outage. |
Profile gating
Shared route — visible on both profiles.Backend endpoints
| Method | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| GET | /api/logs?limit=N&level=L&service=S | Page through the recent log buffer |
Troubleshooting
View is empty
View is empty
No entries match the filter. Drop the level (
debug shows everything)
or clear the service filter. A truly silent stream usually means the
journald buffer rotated out the rows the agent surfaces.I need raw journald output
I need raw journald output
SSH into the node and run
journalctl -u ados-supervisor -f. The
dashboard surfaces the structured stream the agent emits, which is a
superset for our services but does not include kernel-level events.