klog
| Crates.io | klog |
| lib.rs | klog |
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| source | src |
| created_at | 2024-07-26 06:15:39.974022 |
| updated_at | 2024-12-06 07:25:22.721191 |
| description | klog is a tool that allows you to tail logs of multiple Kubernetes pods simultaneously. |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/tobifroe/klog |
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Tobias Frölich (tobifroe)
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klog
klog is a tool that allows you to tail logs of multiple Kubernetes pods simultaneously.
Installation
You can build and install klog using cargo:
# Using Cargo
cargo install klog
alternatively, grab a pre-built binary for your OS from the releases page. Curently, there are x86_64 binaries provided for Windows, MacOS and Linux.
Usage
klog will use your current sessions kubecontext.
klog [OPTIONS] --namespace <NAMESPACE> --pods <PODS>...
# Example
klog -n my-namespace -p pod1 pod2 pod3 -f
Options
-n, --namespace <NAMESPACE> Namespace to use
-d, --deployments <DEPLOYMENTS>... Deployment to log
-s, --statefulsets <STATEFULSETS>... Statefulsets to log
--daemonsets <DAEMONSETS>... Daemonsets to log
--jobs <JOBS>... Jobs to log
--cronjobs <CRONJOBS>... CronJobs to log
-p, --pods <PODS>... Pods to log
-f, --follow Follow log?
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
Example
To tail logs from pods pod1, pod2, pod3 and deployment my-service in the my-namespace namespace and follow the logs, run:
klog -n my-namespace -p pod1 pod2 pod3 -d my-service --follow