Articles → DOCKER → Kubectl Logs Command In KubernetesKubectl Logs Command In KubernetesIn this article, we will discuss the kubectl logs command in Kubernetes.Purpose The kubectl logs command is used to get the logs from the container in the pod.Prerequisite The first requirement is to install Docker. The second requirement depends on what you are using. If you are using the Kind tool for Kubernetes then install the following: -Kind toolCreate a multinode clusterInstall Kubectl using the following command: -snap install kubectl --classicIf you are not using the kind tool and are using different virtual machines, then you can install the following: -Install KubeadmCreate the control-plane node using the kubeadm init commandCreate the worker node(s) using the kubeadm join commandCreate The Pod With Multiple Images The next step is to create a pod with multiple images.Command To Get Logs To get the logs from a particular container, use the following syntax: -kubectl logs [pod_name] -c [container_name]Posted By - Karan Gupta Posted On - Saturday, February 10, 2024 Query/Feedback Your Email Id** Subject* Query/Feedback Characters remaining 250**
snap install kubectl --classic
kubectl logs [pod_name] -c [container_name]
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