Instant Runtime Container Logs
Collect, aggregate, and inspect application stdout and stderr logs live as your app runs.
The Problem
SSHing into servers and tailing random log files across multiple containers makes log aggregation a headache.
The Kubeletto Solution
Kubeletto consolidates all runtime output streams and exposes them via a real-time console tailing interface.
Key Benefits & Workflow
Why Developers Prefer It
- Tailing streams: watch live traffic and error logs as they hit your server.
- Log levels filtering: isolate error traces from info logs.
- Structured formats: JSON and syslog compatible aggregation.
How It Works
- 1
Your container receives a web request and logs stdout.
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Kubeletto's logging daemon captures the output from the runtime pod.
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View aggregated logs in the web console or query via the CLI.
Under the Hood
Logging agents run on container nodes to harvest stdout/stderr outputs, forward them to a secure centralized datastore, and stream them live to client consumers.
Managed container orchestration layer.
kubeletto logs --app hello-app --tail 100 --followFrequently Asked Questions
Is there a limit on log storage size?
Free developer sandboxes include metered log storage. Limits scale dynamically post-beta.
Can I export logs to external providers?
Log export to external providers is planned for a future release. Currently, logs are securely stored in our integrated logging database.