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3 years ago @mrjamiebowman Good to know you've tried kubectl-grep. 🎉
However, kubectl-grep was designed to filter out Kubernetes native resources, but not log output which generated by applications running on Kubernetes.
To filter out log lines with condition (namespace, keyword, ...), I'd suggest you to try the following awesome projects:
- wercker/stern (which is awesome, but no more activity after mid-2019)
- stern/stern (fork of wercker/stern, which is still active)
- ivkalita/kubectl-clogs
- grzesuav/kubectl-mtail
If you love those projects, don't forget to give them a star ⭐
It would be incredibly beneficial to grep logs.
I'm currently having to get logs based on pod labels. Would be really nice if I could see all of the logs based on a grep command.
kubectl grep logs -n namespace service-a