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Kubernetes Operator Logging

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      The Kubernetes Operator provides flexible logging support to enable failure detection and alerting.

      The Operator provides flexible logging support to enable failure detection and alerting. It is also a key resource when submitting a support request with the cbopinfo tool. This page describes logging that is specific to the Kubernetes Operator itself. For information about Couchbase cluster logging, refer to Couchbase Server Logging.

      Overview

      The Kubernetes Operator emits logs on the pod console. Logs are structured as JSON with one entry per line, thus providing a simple and stable foundation for machine parsing and ingestion into 3rd-party logging databases.

      Example of Kubernetes Operator Logs
      {"level":"info","ts":1580377225.2966235,"logger":"couchbaseutil","msg":"Cluster status","cluster":"default/cb-example","balance":"balanced","rebalancing":false}
{"level":"info","ts":1580377225.296685,"logger":"couchbaseutil","msg":"Node status","cluster":"default/cb-example","name":"cb-example-0000","version":"6.5.0","class":"all_services","managed":true,"status":"warmup"}
{"level":"info","ts":1580377225.6940928,"logger":"cluster","msg":"Pods warming up, skipping","cluster":"default/cb-example"}
{"level":"info","ts":1580377225.892829,"logger":"cluster","msg":"Reconcile completed","cluster":"default/cb-example"}
{"level":"info","ts":1580377226.7565176,"logger":"cluster","msg":"Creating XDCR remote cluster","cluster":"default/cb-example","remote":"remote"}
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