Time is invaluable. Besides being one of those can’t-argue-with universal truths, this is also one of the guiding principles behind Komodor; the promise behind our ‘troubleshooting efficiently and independently’ motto.
‘Pods Status and Logs’ is the latest of our timesaving features that enables you to quickly drill down in the pods of an unhealthy service, all from the comfort of your Komodor dashboard.
This offers quick access to all of the pod-level data you`ll need for troubleshooting, including:
If you are not using Komodor yet, you can open a free trial account to test-drive our platform and this awesome new feature.
- Overview of all pods running the service
- Pod details, similar to what you would get with
kubectl describe
- Live view of all events
- Pod containers’ logs
Our new dahboard in action
- The on-call teams are often running into issues of not having permissions to access production clusters, resulting in delays and miscommunication.
- There is an operational advantage in using Komodor as a single source of truth for troubleshooting. (e.g., as opposed to having to pull pod logs from k8s terminal or a log management platform)