How can I check the number of visits to a pod in K8s?

To check the access count of Pods in Kubernetes, you can use one of the following methods:

1. Using the kubectl command: The following command can be used to check the access count of a specific Pod:
2. Execute the command “kubectl exec — curl localhost:/metrics” on the pod.
3. Here, is the name of the Pod to check the number of visits, and is the port number of the application running on the Pod. This will output metric data containing the number of visits in the terminal.
4. Utilizing Prometheus: If you have already deployed the Prometheus monitoring system in your Kubernetes cluster, you can use its query feature to view the number of accesses to a Pod. You will need to first add the corresponding metric collection rules in the Prometheus configuration file, and then use Prometheus’s query language (PromQL) to query the access count for the Pod.
5. Using third-party monitoring tools: If you’re using a third-party monitoring tool to monitor your Kubernetes cluster, you can check the tool for metrics on Pod access counts. Different monitoring tools may have different ways to view metric data, so refer to the tool’s documentation or use its query interface to retrieve the Pod access counts.

No matter which method you choose, you need to make sure that your application records the number of visits when receiving requests and publishes it as metric data, so that you can query this data.