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(Created page with "=Internal= * kubectl =Overview= <syntaxhighlight lang='bash'> kubectl logs -f -c <container-name> <pod-name> </syntaxhighlight> =Options= ==<t>-f</tt>== Streams the logs ==<tt>-c</tt>== In case of multi-container pods, it is a good idea to specify the container you want to monitor, otherwise you'll see the logs produced by the first one, which may not what you want to see.") |
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In case of multi-container pods, it is a good idea to specify the container you want to monitor, otherwise you'll see the logs produced by the first one, which may not what you want to see. | In case of multi-container pods, it is a good idea to specify the container you want to monitor, otherwise you'll see the logs produced by the first one, which may not what you want to see. | ||
Latest revision as of 23:55, 5 August 2024
Internal
Overview
kubectl logs -f -c <container-name> <pod-name>
Options
-f
Streams the logs
-c
In case of multi-container pods, it is a good idea to specify the container you want to monitor, otherwise you'll see the logs produced by the first one, which may not what you want to see.