[Solved] What will be the output of kubectl logs mypod --tail=5? — Ans: Shows the last 5 lines of logs from the pod 'mypod' | Kubernetes

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What will be the output of kubectl logs mypod --tail=5?

AShows the last 5 lines of logs from the pod 'mypod'

BShows the first 5 lines of logs from the pod 'mypod'

CShows all logs except the last 5 lines

DShows logs from all pods in the namespace

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand the '--tail' option
The --tail=5 option shows the last 5 lines of the pod logs.
Step 2: Analyze other options
It does not show the first 5 lines, exclude last 5 lines, or logs from all pods.
Final Answer:
Shows the last 5 lines of logs from the pod 'mypod' -> Option A
Quick Check:
--tail shows last lines of logs [OK]

Quick Trick: Use '--tail' to limit log lines shown [OK]

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