Summary
You started this chapter by learning how to use different kubectl
commands to monitor an application. Then, you explored how logs created in Kubernetes can be used to debug that application. The logs contain all the information that is written to stdout
and stderr
.
After that, you switched to the Azure portal and started using AKS Diagnostics to explore infrastructure issues. Lastly, you explored the use of Azure Monitor and AKS Insights to show the AKS metrics and environment variables, as well as logs with log filtering.
In the next chapter, you will learn how to connect an AKS cluster to Azure PaaS services. You will specifically focus on how you can connect an AKS cluster to a MySQL database managed by Azure.