Answer by Ryan Dawson for access logs in cron jobs kubernetes
I guess you know that the pod is kept around as you have successfulJobsHistoryLimit: 3. Presumably your point is that your logging is going logged to a file and not stdout and so you don't see it with...
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Cronjob runs pod according to the spec.schedule. After completing the task the pod's status will be set as completed, but cronjob controller don't delete the pod after completing. And the log file...
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im running cron job in kubernetes, jobs completes successfully and i log output to log file inside(path: storage/logs) but i cannot access that file due to container is in completed here is my job...
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