Hi everyone can anyone please help me with getting loggs fro

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Hi everyone can anyone please help me with getting loggs from Kubernetes `RunNamespacedJob` to TASK RUN window in the UI So far I m getting just ```12 21 32 INFO RunNamespacedJob Job test app has been created 12 21 37 INFO RunNamespacedJob Job test app has been completed 12 21 37 INFO RunNamespacedJob Job test app has been deleted ``` but I d also like to see what s going on INSIDE the job itself Thank you in advance slightly smiling face +1

Dylan · Answer

Hi < Josef Trefil> Try setting `log stdout=True` in your task decorator thumbsup

Josef Trefil · Answer

Hi < Dylan> thank you for the reply I ve been trying it this way app job on line 5 ```namespace = default postgres deployment body = read yaml postgres deployment yml app job body = read yaml app job yml postgres deployment = CreateNamespacedDeployment body=postgres deployment body namespace=namespace kubernetes api key secret=None app job = RunNamespacedJob body=app job body kubernetes api key secret=None log stdout=True delete postgres deployment = DeleteNamespacedDeployment kubernetes api key secret=None with Flow first attempt deploy as flow name = prefect Parameter name default= John patch k8s = patch kubernetes postgres deployment result = postgres deployment upstream tasks= patch k8s app job result = app job upstream tasks= postgres deployment result delete postgres deployment deployment name=postgres deployment body metadata name upstream tasks= app job result flow storage = Docker flow register project name= myproject ``` but it didn t do anything I ve tried to put logger error and print statements into the job but niether showed up Is this the way you mean or is there another one

Dylan · Answer

That s the way I meant

Dylan · Answer

hmmm

Dylan · Answer

It turns out we don t actually have a task in the task library for getting pod logs although we would accept a contribution You would have to call something like `read namespaced pod log` from the kubernetes library to get the logs from the pod that the job creates Prefect doesn t have access to the logs by default because the job is running in a separate container

Josef Trefil · Answer

< Dylan> Alright thank you very much I m afraid my sklills are not yet on such a level for me to be a valid contributor to the project but maybe in future Prefect looks very promissing Thanks again

Dylan · Answer

Anytime

Joël Luijmes · Answer

I also ran into this issue soo I opened up a <https github com PrefectHQ prefect pull 3715|PR>

Dylan · Answer

Awesome