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Viewing logs for pods

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Viewing logs for pods

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- So now we know how to get a couple of pods running and expose them to the internet, but basically in production, right? Well, we all know what comes after production, bugs. Now, Kubernetes is a complex tool and it can be difficult to get your head around at times, I know it was for me. The high level of extraction that it provides hides a lot of things that you're familiar with, or might go looking for when you want to debug something. So in this video, I'm going to show you some useful commands to look around your cluster and your pods. Now, there are a raft of new Kubernetes native tools to help you understand and debug your services. These tools are generally very good, and we will look at some of them towards the end of this course, but in this video, I'm going to stick with the old-fashioned approaches that we know and love. Logging in and reading logs. I'm just going to deploy a few pods, blue and green from…

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