View logs with kubectl.

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With kubectl how can I look at the logs for a container named app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq?To view the logs for a container named app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq using kubectl, you would use the logs command followed by the name of the pod. If app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq is the name of the pod, and it contains only one container or you want to view the logs of the default container, you can simply execute:

kubectl logs app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq

However, if the pod contains multiple containers and you want to specify which container's logs to view, you need to use the -c or --container flag followed by the name of the container. Assuming the container is also named app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq or you have a specific container name, replace container_name with the actual name of the container in the pod:

kubectl logs app-ui-5558d88df-dpcnq -c container_name

Make sure to replace container_name with the actual name of the container within the pod if it's different from the pod name and you are targeting a specific container.

View logs with kubectl. created at Tue Jan 20 1970 18:38:38 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time)