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kubectl-logs

List of commands for kubectl-logs:

- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:1edd6 kubectl-logs: Show pod logs newer than a relative time like `10s`, `5m`, or `1h`.

$ kubectl logs --since=${relative_time} ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:2a82b kubectl-logs: Show logs for all containers in a pod.

$ kubectl logs --all-containers=${true} ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:3dc81 kubectl-logs: Show logs for a single-container pod.

$ kubectl logs ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:5581e kubectl-logs: Stream pod logs.

$ kubectl logs --follow ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:88770 kubectl-logs: Stream logs for a specified container in a pod.

$ kubectl logs --follow --container ${container_name} ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:93c59 kubectl-logs: Show logs for a specified container in a pod.

$ kubectl logs --container ${container_name} ${pod_name}

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- kubectl
kubectl-logs:tldr:d5506 kubectl-logs: Show the 10 most recent logs in a pod.

$ kubectl logs --tail=${10} ${pod_name}

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