Retrieving logs

The triage report includes logs for your system leading up to each of the identified test failures. However, due to resource limitations in the browser, especially verbose logging may result in these logs being truncated. The get_logs endpoint allows you to request the full, unfiltered logs if needed.

Calling the endpoint with curl looks like this:

curl --fail -u 'user:password' \
-X POST https://<tenant>.antithesis.com/api/v1/launch/get_logs \
-d '{"params": { 
        "antithesis.debugging.session_id":"d5d1c9cf0e64b5dd69b00e97b07fe3f4-18-1",  
        "antithesis.debugging.input_hash":"-9067336385060865277" , 
        "antithesis.debugging.vtime":"45.334635781589895", 
        "antithesis.report.recipients":"YOUR_EMAIL@DOMAIN.com" 
    }}'

You’ll need to provide the parameters antithesis.debugging.session_id, antithesis.debugging.input_hash, and antithesis.debugging.vtime, which are obtained from the copy moment button in the triage report. For more details on webhook authentication and parameters see our Webhook API reference.

You’ll receive an email with a link to the relevant logs within 5-10 minutes. If your request is malformed (e.g. an invalid parameter) you’ll receive a non-200 response or a failure email almost immediately.

You must have SSO set up to use this endpoint.

  • Introduction
  • How Antithesis Works
  • Getting started
  • Package your software
  • Make it go
  • Deploy to Antithesis
  • Launch a test run
  • User manual
  • Properties and Assertions
  • Properties in Antithesis
  • Assertions in Antithesis
  • Properties to Test For
  • Sometimes Assertions
  • Test Composer
  • Test Composer Basics
  • Test Composer Reference
  • Principles of Test Composition
  • Checking Test Templates Locally
  • Webhooks
  • Launching a test
  • Retrieving logs
  • Launching a debugging session
  • Webhook API
  • Reports
  • Triage report
  • Bug report
  • Multiverse debugging
  • Overview
  • Exploring the multiverse
  • Querying with event sets
  • The Environment and its utilities
  • Using the Antithesis Notebook
  • Cookbook
  • The Environment and Multiverse
  • The Antithesis Environment
  • Fault Injection
  • CPUID
  • Reference
  • Handling External Dependencies
  • SDK reference
  • Go
  • Tutorial
  • Instrumentor
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Random (reference)
  • Java
  • Tutorial
  • Instrumentation
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Random (reference)
  • C
  • C++
  • Tutorial
  • C/C++ Instrumentation
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Random (reference)
  • JavaScript
  • Python
  • Tutorial
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Random (reference)
  • Rust
  • Tutorial
  • Instrumentation
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Random (reference)
  • .NET
  • Languages not listed above
  • Assert (reference)
  • Lifecycle (reference)
  • Tooling integrations
  • CI integration
  • Discord and Slack integrations
  • Configuring Antithesis
  • Instrumentation
  • User management
  • Sizing your deployment
  • Best practices
  • Is Antithesis working?
  • Optimizing for Antithesis
  • Finding more bugs
  • Release notes
  • Release notes