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Matthias247 | 1 year ago

I actually didn't understand it being phrased as a limitation. It could also be a feature - maybe one would prefer to look at logs for multiple services within a single query?

Anyhow, the nice thing about the system is that one can get anything that is preferable as long as the logs are annotated correctly (with pod and container id).

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remram|1 year ago

No, once again, the trouble is that you can't get the logs for a specific execution. If a container in your pod restarts, that is invisible to Loki, you have to look for whatever the container writes on startup and cut there manually. If you want a specific process in your container, it's mixed with the rest.