I'm running a python process (django server) in a pod, which writes its
output to stdout, but attempting to view the logs with "kubctl logs"
shows nothing.
I'm similarly unable to view the logs when I run it as a standalone
docker process (i.e., using "docker logs") - unless I run the docker
container using "-dt", at which point I can see the logs just fine using
"docker logs".
The problems, here though, are:
1) kubectl doesn't have a flag combo of -dt that I can use to launch the
container.
2) If I try to use kubectl to launch using just "-t", it forces me to
use "-i" as well - which then puts me into interactive mode, which is
not what I want.
3) It seems like I'm doing something wrong here - i.e., I shouldn't need
to be jumping through all these hoops altogether to be getting log
output.
Can anyone please advise what's the correct way to handle this?
Thanks,
DR
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