But one thing I've noticed is I spend an inordinate amount of time changing directories to view log files. I am going 6 levels deep many times. And I need to navigate elsewhere many times, in particular from help to kubernertes to ova directories, or from default namespace to kube-system namespace.
At most we should be going one or two directories deep. Or we should be putting more relevant postmortem information at the top. I haven't really thought about it, but I'll try to think of some directory layout examples.
This is really not a big deal... but we look at so many cases a compact directory structure will end up saving everyone a very small amount of time - which adds up!
Perhaps keep the structure as is, but create some softlinks in the root to the pods/logs... directories, which is all we need access to in the majority of cases.
Really like the work done here. Thanks!
But one thing I've noticed is I spend an inordinate amount of time changing directories to view log files. I am going 6 levels deep many times. And I need to navigate elsewhere many times, in particular from help to kubernertes to ova directories, or from default namespace to kube-system namespace.
At most we should be going one or two directories deep. Or we should be putting more relevant postmortem information at the top. I haven't really thought about it, but I'll try to think of some directory layout examples.
This is really not a big deal... but we look at so many cases a compact directory structure will end up saving everyone a very small amount of time - which adds up!