| Level | Definition | Issues | Key Metrics |
|---|---|---|---|
| Application-Level Logging | Logging of application-specific events, errors, and activities | - Lack of standardized logging practices across applications - Difficulty in identifying and troubleshooting application-specific issues |
- Application errors and exceptions - User interactions - Performance metrics |
| Cluster-Level Logging | Logging of events and activities across the entire Kubernetes cluster | - Scalability challenges when dealing with a large number of clusters - Difficulty in centralized log management and analysis |
- Cluster health and performance - Cluster-wide events and errors - Resource allocation and usage |
| Container Logging | Logging of events and activities within individual containers | - Difficulty in aggregating logs from multiple containers within a pod - Limited visibility into host-level activities |
- Container start time - Resource usage - Application errors - Network activity |
| Node Logging | Logging of system-level events and activities on individual nodes | - Limited visibility into container-specific events - Difficulty in correlating events across multiple nodes |
- Node resource usage - System errors - Kernel messages - Network activity |
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September 5, 2023 02:42
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Overview Table: Logging in Kubernetes
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