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Logs ​

It's going to be legen— wait for the pods —dary.
Barney Kube · your cluster's wingman

Open a pod and switch to Logs. The stream starts with the last 200 lines and follows new ones as they arrive.

  • Container: pick which container when the pod has several.
  • Follow new lines keeps the view scrolled to the bottom.
  • Filter shows only the lines that match.
  • Show timestamps adds the time the server recorded for each line.
  • Copy visible lines and Save visible lines to a file take what is on screen.

Click and drag to select across lines, like in a terminal.

The previous run ​

When a container restarted, Previous shows the log of the run that died, labeled with the exit code and the reason that killed it. Most crash loops are explained in those last lines.

A whole workload ​

Open the Logs tab on a Deployment, StatefulSet, DaemonSet, Job or Service and Barney streams every one of its pods into one view, with a color and a name per pod. When pods come and go during a rollout, use Reconnect to pick up the new ones.

Barney Kube is free for personal and commercial use.