Cluster Logs
The Logs tab for a selected cluster in the Hybrid Manager provides real-time and historical insights into the cluster’s internal operations, system events, and extension-level activities. It is a critical tool for debugging, diagnostics, and monitoring the health of individual pods in the cluster.
Purpose
Logs tab serves as a centralized logging interface that enables users to trace events, warnings, and system activity for each pod within a cluster. It helps database administrators and Kubernetes operators quickly identify operational issues, such as misconfigured extensions, heartbeat failures, or missing components.
Key features
View Pod-Level Logs
Displays logs per pod, making it easy to isolate issues affecting specific parts of the cluster.
Filter by Time Range
Use the date selector to filter logs within a specific time frame, improving focus during incident investigation.
Search & Filter Events
Easily locate relevant log entries by filtering on event type or keyword.
Log Level Indicators
Quickly assess the severity of each event through labels like Info or Warn.
Detailed Error Descriptions
Logs include detailed error messages such as missing extensions or failed queries, which help in root cause analysis.
The logs tab displays a detailed information of the logs with the following cloumns:
Column | Description |
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Timestamp | Indicates when the log event occurred (UTC). |
Pod | The pod where the event originated. |
Event | A brief description of the event, such as extension errors or heartbeat checks. Also provides the level of severity label like info, warn, etc. of the event. |
Usability
Verifying if monitoring extensions (like query_advisor, edb_stat_monitor) are active and correctly configured.
Investigating errors related to missing or non-functional database extensions.
Tracking regular system-level events such as pod heartbeats.
Auditing recent changes or anomalies in cluster behavior.
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