Exam KCNA topic 1 question 20 discussion

The -f or --follow flag is used to stream the logs in real time. If you want to specify a particular container within a pod, you can use the -c flag:

The -f or --follow flag is used to stream logs in real time.

D. kubectl logs -f test-container-1 Explanation: The -f flag in the kubectl logs command stands for "follow," which allows you to continuously stream the logs in real-time as new log entries are added. This is useful for monitoring applications or troubleshooting issues as they occur. An analogy for this command could be tuning in to a live radio broadcast. When you listen to a live radio show, you want to hear the content as it's being broadcasted, rather than just a recording of past broadcasts. Similarly, using kubectl logs -f lets you "tune in" to the ongoing activity of a container, receiving log updates in real-time.

D is correct