Kubernetes is developing so rapidly that it has become challenging to stay up to date with the latest changes (Heapster has been deprecated!). The ecosystem around Kubernetes has exploded with new integrations developed by the community, and the field of logging and monitoring is one such example. The topic of logging containers orchestrated by Kubernetes with the ELK Stack has already been written about extensively both on the Logz.io blog and elsewhere. The most common approach we're seeing now is hooking up Kubernetes with what is increasingly being referred to as the EFK Stack — Elasticsearch, Fluentd and Kibana. Deploying Fluentd as a daemonset, users can spin up a Fluentd pod for each node in their Kubernetes cluster with the correct configurations to forward data to their Elasticsearch deployment.


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