How to extract journalctl logs using kubernetes apis












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I have a kubernetes clutser (via minikube) where I have few container running and my logging driver is journald. So, whenever I need to check logs I am login into my minikube using minikube ssh and getting logs using command sudo journalctl -u docker.service CONTAINER_ID=



Now, I have to write a script in python which will execute the command in the cluster and write all the journalctl logs of particular container to a file.



I came across a kubernetes library core_v1_api.py which returns the logs of a pod when the logging driver is set to json-file.



Is there any way or any other library which helps in achieving the same.



Thanks in Advance.










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    I have a kubernetes clutser (via minikube) where I have few container running and my logging driver is journald. So, whenever I need to check logs I am login into my minikube using minikube ssh and getting logs using command sudo journalctl -u docker.service CONTAINER_ID=



    Now, I have to write a script in python which will execute the command in the cluster and write all the journalctl logs of particular container to a file.



    I came across a kubernetes library core_v1_api.py which returns the logs of a pod when the logging driver is set to json-file.



    Is there any way or any other library which helps in achieving the same.



    Thanks in Advance.










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      I have a kubernetes clutser (via minikube) where I have few container running and my logging driver is journald. So, whenever I need to check logs I am login into my minikube using minikube ssh and getting logs using command sudo journalctl -u docker.service CONTAINER_ID=



      Now, I have to write a script in python which will execute the command in the cluster and write all the journalctl logs of particular container to a file.



      I came across a kubernetes library core_v1_api.py which returns the logs of a pod when the logging driver is set to json-file.



      Is there any way or any other library which helps in achieving the same.



      Thanks in Advance.










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      I have a kubernetes clutser (via minikube) where I have few container running and my logging driver is journald. So, whenever I need to check logs I am login into my minikube using minikube ssh and getting logs using command sudo journalctl -u docker.service CONTAINER_ID=



      Now, I have to write a script in python which will execute the command in the cluster and write all the journalctl logs of particular container to a file.



      I came across a kubernetes library core_v1_api.py which returns the logs of a pod when the logging driver is set to json-file.



      Is there any way or any other library which helps in achieving the same.



      Thanks in Advance.







      python kubernetes journal






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