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CLI verbose logs should also display cluster 1 interesting pods logs #2032

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fharper opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2069
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CLI verbose logs should also display cluster 1 interesting pods logs #2032

fharper opened this issue Jan 9, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2069
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fharper commented Jan 9, 2024

What is your feature idea?

Since the CLI revamp in 2.3, the CLI verbose logs file contain only the logs from cluster 0 creation (except for k3d, which doesn't have cluster 0, and create the local experience right away), not the cluster the user wants to create on the public cloud. Users not need to check on cluster 1 (the public cloud cluster) pods logs to get more information about the process, or failures. kubefirst should get those logs themselves and transmit them in the verbose logs file for the CLI experience.

Why is it needed?

We will document this new process, but we can already see that it's confusing for folks, and it's adding initial steps one may not want to take at first just to create the cluster. Many folks also don't read the docs :)

This is also valid for the UI verbose logs tab.

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Approach was changed and we are going to write the API logs in the same CLI log file.

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