Unified logging
Find and inspect application log messages.
Use the Logs view to search and filter application messages while investigating startup or runtime behavior. Logs provide context for troubleshooting, but availability and retention depend on the logging components and cluster configuration. Compare messages with Kubernetes pod status and the application’s own health indicators.
How it works
Applications write messages as they run. Kubarr presents the log data made available by the configured logging stack, so you can narrow it by app or search terms instead of connecting to every pod separately. Logs are historical evidence, not a live health check; use workload status alongside them.
These views show or configure aspects of your Kubernetes cluster. Availability and behavior depend on your deployed components, cluster configuration and supported app charts.
Check the result: Use Kubernetes workload status and the relevant chart documentation to verify behavior. Observability views show reported state and do not themselves enforce network or storage boundaries.