Kubernetes Deployment Logs Guide

To view the logs of a Deployment in Kubernetes, you can use the kubectl command line tool. Here are the steps to view the Deployment logs:

1. Ensure that the kubectl command line tool has been installed and configured, and that a connection has been established with the Kubernetes cluster.
2. Use the command below to view a list of all Deployments:
3. Show me the deployments using kubectl.
4. This will list the names of all Deployments.
5. View the logs of the Deployment using the following command:
6. Show me the logs for the specified deployment using kubectl.
7. Replace with the name of the Deployment you want to view the logs for.
8. For example, to view the logs of a Deployment named my-deployment, you can run the following command:
9. Display the logs for my-deployment using kubectl.
10. By default, the command will display the latest logs for the specified Deployment. If you want to display more logs, use the –tail option as shown below:
11. Display the latest of log entries for a specific using kubectl.
12. Replace with the number of lines to display.
13. For example, to display the last 10 lines of logs for a Deployment named my-deployment, you can run the following command:
14. Show me the last 10 logs of my deployment using kubectl.

These steps will assist you in viewing the logs of a Deployment in Kubernetes. Keep in mind that the logs of a Deployment only include those generated within running Pods. If the Pods of a Deployment have already terminated, you will need to view the logs of the corresponding Pod.