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I am using journalctl for logging, it appears to be only keeping logs for 1 hour, how can I force it to keep 30 days of logs?

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Double check your journald.conf file. Probably you are not using defaults values for SystemMaxUse or MaxFileSec. If you want 30 days of logs, use MaxFileSec=30day. Then restart the journal with systemctl restart systemd-journald

Also check how much space you are using for logs at the moment with journalctl --disk-usage and how much free space you have in your disk df -lh. Perhaps if you have little free space, that is triggering a vacuuming operation.

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