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kubectl

Logs for DMP components can be accessed in two ways:

The kubectl logs command provides interactive access to the logs for each Kubernetes pod. Each pod for a DMP component can be identified through the labels and the namespace associated with the pod.

To access the log for a production instance of the component shown in the example above, you would first get the pods (because it is a production instance there will be two pods by default): 
kubectl -n globaltenantid-production get pods -l com.fico.dmp/componentId=pbdeugpf9
The output will resemble this: 
NAME READY STATUS RESTARTS AGE 
instance-5waipvh71z-7dbb9bdf77-cf7sr 1/1 Running 0 6d20h 
instance-5waipvh71z-7dbb9bdf77-pxzb4 1/1 Running 0 7d1h
To get the log for one of the pods, enter the following command, using the id of the pod you wish to use: 
kubectl -n globaltenantid-production log instance-5waipvh71z-7dbb9bdf77-cf7sr
Parent Topic Log Monitoring with the Insight Component

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