lbcli update logs targets

Updates an existing log forwarding target.

Log streaming is currently in tech preview.

Synopsis

Updates an existing log forwarding target.

Only the flags you explicitly provide are changed; all other fields keep their current values. Use --type only when switching the target type (loki ↔ rsyslog); when changing type all type-specific flags become required.

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lbcli update logs targets [flags]
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Examples

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# Disable a Loki target without touching any other fieldlbcli -J $JWT update logs targets \  --name=loki-prod \  --enabled=false # Update only the rsyslog endpointlbcli -J $JWT update logs targets \  --name=rsyslog-siem \  --endpoint=siem.example.com:6514 # Add TLS to an existing rsyslog targetlbcli -J $JWT update logs targets \  --name=rsyslog-siem \  --rsyslog-tls=rsyslog-bundle
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Flag	Short	Type	Default	Description
--help	-h	bool		Help for `targets`.
--enabled		bool	true	Enable this target immediately (default: true).
--endpoint		string		rsyslog server address as host:port or ip:port; e.g., siem.example.com:514 (required for type=rsyslog).
--loki-password		string		Loki basic-auth password.
--loki-tls		string		Name of a TLS bundle for Loki mutual TLS.
--loki-username		string		Loki basic-auth username.
--name		string		Name of the log target (required).
--rsyslog-debug		bool		Enable rsyslog debug mode.
--rsyslog-timeout		string		rsyslog dial timeout; e.g., 5s.
--rsyslog-tls		string		Name of a TLS bundle for rsyslog TLS transport.
--type		string		Target type: loki or rsyslog (required).
--url		string		Loki push URL including scheme, e.g., https://loki.example.com:3100 (required for type=loki).

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