¶ Monitoring And Logs
Kubly provides operational visibility through status, readiness checks, health streams, pod logs, Kubernetes events, resource usage, daily usage summaries, YAML, describe views, and pod shell workflows.
- Shows application status and readiness.
- Streams or displays logs.
- Shows Kubernetes events.
- Displays resource usage and metrics from the platform monitoring setup.
- Provides advanced YAML and describe views.
- Supports pod shell access for runtime debugging when allowed.
- An app is not starting or responding.
- You want to confirm a deployment is healthy.
- You need to investigate resource usage or runtime behavior.
- An existing deployment.
- Permission to view logs, events, metrics, or advanced diagnostics.
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- Open the deployment detail page.
- Check the overall deployment status.
- Open logs to view application output.
- Open events to check scheduling, image pull, readiness, and routing issues.
- Review health and readiness status.
- Check resource usage metrics.
- Use YAML, describe, or pod shell only when you need deeper troubleshooting.
- Looking only at the public URL and not checking readiness or events.
- Sharing logs that contain secrets.
- Using pod shell changes as a permanent fix instead of updating deployment configuration.
- Start with logs and events before changing deployment settings.
- Use metrics to decide whether to scale CPU, memory, or replicas.
- Redact secrets before sharing troubleshooting output.