This is a simple and easy way for you to execute commands inside a k8s pod, watch logs through the websocket proxy and even download current or previous logs with a specific container name.
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This is a simple and easy way for you to execute commands inside a k8s pod, watch logs through the websocket proxy and even download current or previous logs with a specific container name.
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