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Signed-off-by: Ji Hwan <jkim@polygon.technology>
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Description
This PR adds a new polycli feature
polycli dockerlogger. This command allows easy monitoring for filtered log levels, services, and keywords inside a specified docker network. It is particularly useful for testing Kurtosis networks and more helpful when attaching additional docker containers to an existing Kurtosis enclave wherekurtosis service logsis not available.Usage
Refer to
dockerlogger.mdTesting
Monitoring a running Kurtosis enclave logs for errors and warning messages during a scenario test.

After having visibility of all error/warn logs of a docker network, one can investigate that particular container's logs for further analysis.