You want to continuously stream logs from all containers in pod api-server. Which command should you use?

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You want to continuously stream logs from all containers in pod api-server. Which command should you use?

Akubectl logs -f api-server -c all

Bkubectl logs api-server -f

Ckubectl logs api-server --all

Dkubectl logs -f api-server --all-containers=true

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Identify flag for all containers
The flag --all-containers=true streams logs from all containers in the pod.
Step 2: Combine with streaming
Using -f streams logs live. kubectl logs -f api-server --all-containers=true correctly combines both.
Step 3: Check other options
kubectl logs api-server -f streams logs but only from one container. kubectl logs api-server --all uses invalid flag. kubectl logs -f api-server -c all incorrectly uses '-c all'.
Final Answer:
kubectl logs -f api-server --all-containers=true -> Option D
Quick Check:
Use '--all-containers=true' to stream all containers [OK]

Quick Trick: Add '--all-containers=true' to stream all containers [OK]

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