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KUBE / Log
Log
Opening the logs in the pods.
Commands
--log
Note
Standard kubectl parameters for logs can be added, for example:
-f: logs should be streamed
--previous: print the logs for the previous instance of the container in a pod if it exists.
Example:
sudo kube.sh --log
sudo kube.sh --log -f --tail=30
Examples of responses:
🔹Log
1: mariadb-master-0 [Running]
2: mariadb-slave-0 [Running]
3: openlitespeed-0 [Running]
4: openlitespeed-1 [Running]
5: postfix-78c47b95f6-42jcq [Running]
6: redis-0 [Running]
7: redis-1 [Running]
8: redis-2 [Running]
9: redis-sentinel-0 [Running]
10: redis-sentinel-1 [Running]
11: redis-sentinel-2 [Running]
12: worker-6cd4bdb6b8-c6f5d [Running]
Specify the pod number [0]: