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If you run into issues with your job, you will want to dig into the job logs to determine the cause. The Spark jobs has detailed logs; you can access them via the docker logs command.
In this tutorial, you'll learn to:
View docker logs
Docker logs
You can look at the logs by querying the container that is running via Powershell
Launch Powershell then run the following command:
docker logs --tail 1000 dataxlocal
If you want to see the logs continuously be updated, you can use the '-f' flag:
docker logs -f --tail 1000 dataxlocal
This will help diagnose issues, see exceptions and callstacks and confirm jobs are running properly.