Monitoring your microservice logs in Kubernetes
One of the most important features that will be helpful after your microservices are deployed to a cluster is being able to monitor the logs of your application. In this recipe, you will learn how to monitor the logs of your application from the Kubernetes dashboard as well as kubectl.
Getting ready
Open up the Kubernetes dashboard if you already have your cluster running. If not, use Minikube to start the cluster and open the dashboard. Make sure there are no instances of the geolocation container running on your Kubernetes cluster. If you have any instance of geolocation running, delete the replication controllers, services, and pods.
How to do it...
- To be able to view the logs, we need our microservice ...
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