# Monitoring Your Node

## `hyperdrive service logs [`*`containerName`*`]` 

The `service logs` command is used to view logs for each of the components of Hyperdrive. 

Using this command with no container specified will combine all the logs and is not recommended unless the output is programmatically parsed (e.g. via `grep`). 

| Container  | Description                                                  | Helpful for...                                    |
| ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------- |
| bn         | Ethereum beacon node client (i.e. Nimbus, Prysm, etc)        | Determining sync status, configuration issues     |
| ec         | Ethereum execution layer client (i.e. Geth, Nethermind, etc) | Determining sync status, configuration issues     |
| prometheus | [Prometheus](https://prometheus.io/) monitoring service      | Diagnosing issues with Prometheus                 |
| grafana    | [Grafana](https://grafana.com/) dashboard service            | Diagnosing issues with Grafana                    |
| exporter   | Collects hardware metrics to forward to Prometheus           | Diagnosing issues with hardware metrics reporting |

## `hyperdrive service daemon-logs`` `*`logName`*

This command requires a specified *logName* to read:

| Daemon Log Name | Description                                                               | Helpful for...                              |
| --------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| api             | Handles CLI and API processing                                            | Diagnosing CLI or API errors for Hyperdrive |
| tasks           | Handles automated tasks for Hyperdrive (e.g. authenticating with NodeSet) |                                             |


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