Microsoft has introduced container network logs in the public preview of Advanced Container Networking Services for Azure Kubernetes Service, providing detailed insights into network traffic. This feature enhances troubleshooting, security enforcement, and operational efficiency by monitoring various traffic layers and offering two modes of log storage. Users can visualize logs through Azure managed Grafana dashboards for better analysis and monitoring.

Kubetail is a real-time logging dashboard designed for Kubernetes, allowing users to merge logs from multiple containers into a single timeline accessible via a web interface or terminal. It utilizes the Kubernetes API to fetch logs and track container lifecycle events, ensuring that users can seamlessly follow logs as containers start and stop. The tool offers various filtering options and can be installed easily on different platforms.

KIEMPossible is a tool that aids in Kubernetes Infrastructure Entitlement Management by providing visibility into permissions and their usage, promoting the principle of least privilege. It supports dynamic and static concurrency limits, log ingestion settings, and generates reports on unused dangerous permissions and workloads. The tool requires specific environmental variables and permissions for integration with AWS, Azure, and GCP services.

Pinterest's Big Data Platform team has developed Moka, a next-generation data processing platform deployed on AWS Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS). The article outlines Moka's infrastructure, including its logging and observability strategies, which leverage tools like Fluent Bit for log management and Prometheus for metrics storage and monitoring. Key learnings and future directions for Moka's development are also discussed.