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In this issue, the editor will bring you about how to view the K8s log through the shell script. The article is rich in content and analyzed and described from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.
Check the log: kubectl logs-f podName-- tail 100
For example, if we want to check the specified pod, the specified number of lines, the specified content
You need to enter kubectl logs-f xxx-- tail yyy each time | grep zzz
For convenience, you can customize the script by typing sh .sh xxx yyy zzz, and xxx supports RE
Placeholder mode #! / bin/bash# kubectl get pods#notificationx= "kubectl logs-f" y = "--tail" g = "| grep" name= `kubectl get pods | grep ^ $1 | awk'{print $1}'`x = "eval $x $name $y $2$ g $3" ${x} # sh log.sh podName 20 content# finally: kubectl logs-f podName-- tail 20 | grep content specifies the parameter getoptsafter an option with a colon (":") It means that this option can be followed by the parameter x = "kubectl logs-f" y = "- tail" g = "| grep" while getopts ": n:f:c:" optdo case $opt in n) name= `kubectl get pods | grep ^ $OPTARG | awk'{print $1}'`x = "$x $name" ; f) x = "$x $y $OPTARG";; c) x = "$x $g $OPTARG";;?) Echo "unknown parameters" exit 1; esacdonex= "eval $x" ${x} # sh log.sh-n podName-f 20-c content# finally: kubectl logs-f podName-- tail 20 | grep content question 1. Execute shell script\ r problem
The script is edited under window and uploaded to linux for execution. The newline under win is carriage return + newline, that is,\ r\ n, while under unix is newline\ n. \ r is not recognized as a carriage return character under linux, so there is an extra\ r configuration for each line, so it is a script coding problem.
two。 Grep in the command
You can see that the resulting concatenated string is the correct command, but the variable error is reported through ${CMD}.
Reason:
If you define a command in shell with pipes, such as
CMD= "ls-l | grep xx"
If you execute $CMD directly, the following error will occur
Ls: cannot access |: No such file or directory
Ls: cannot access grep: No such file or directory
Pipe characters are interpreted as ordinary characters
Plus eval
CMD= "eval ls-l | grep xx"
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