Last Updated: November 21, 2025
Focus Areas
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Correlate events, logs, and resource metrics
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Use kubectl exec or debug pods to inspect containers
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Commands & Queries
kubectl describe pod my-app-123
View recent events and causes
kubectl logs my-app-123 -c sidecar --since=10m
Tail logs for the sidecar
kubectl exec -it my-app-123 -- /bin/sh
Inspect inside the container
Summary
Gather events, logs, and live shells before restarting or redeploying pods.
💡 Pro Tip:
Inspect `kubectl describe` events before grabbing logs; use `kubectl exec` for deeper inspection.