Which command is used to view logs from a Docker container?

The command to view logs from a Docker container is "docker logs." This command retrieves the logs generated by a specified container and displays them in the terminal. Using "docker logs" allows users to monitor the output of a containerized application, which is essential for debugging, performance monitoring, and understanding the behavior of the application under different conditions.

When using this command, you typically specify the container's name or ID, enabling you to access logs for that specific instance. Additionally, the command has various options that allow you to customize the output, such as viewing a specific number of lines, following the log output in real-time, or filtering logs from a certain timestamp.

Other options listed do not correspond to valid Docker commands for retrieving logs, and therefore would not function as intended when trying to access the log information. This reinforces the importance of knowing the correct command syntax when working with Docker.