How can I view all my container logs in one console?

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Asked By CreativePineapple93 On

I'm looking for a way to consolidate the logs from all the containers I start into a single console, clearly divided by containers. I came across a setup that seemed really useful but I'm not sure what software or scripts I need to use to make this happen. Any guidance would be appreciated!

5 Answers

Answered By LogGuru88 On

If you prefer sticking with kubectl, you can use this command to tail logs from multiple containers: `kubectl logs -f -l app=yourapp --all-containers=true`. But, check out Kubetail too; it’s designed for combining logs easily! Here’s the link: https://www.kubetail.com/

Answered By MultiLogMaster99 On

For multi-console viewing, tools like multitail (https://www.vanheusden.com/multitail/) or Dozzle (https://dozzle.dev/) can help visualize logs from several containers simultaneously.

Answered By NinjaCoder77 On

Have you tried using Stern? It’s a pretty straightforward tool for tailing logs from multiple pods in Kubernetes and would work perfectly for what you need.

Answered By ConsoleWizard85 On

You might want to consider using a daemonset log shipper like Fluent. It collects logs from your containers and sends them to a monitoring solution like Elasticsearch or Loki. This way, you can access all your logs centrally rather than in the console.

Answered By TechieTurtle42 On

You can totally use tmux for this! It allows you to set up a custom multi-panel console where you can tail logs from different containers side by side. Here’s a helpful guide on how to get started with tmux: https://opensource.com/article/20/1/tmux-console

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