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Introduction: In this article, we will go through the importance of logging for any kind of an application, and what does it take to have a good logging framework put in place in your DevOps pipeline. We will discuss about quite a few tools today and also see what advantages these tools bring to the table, if they are put in your DevOps pipeline. We will also see the better patterns that we ought to follow for providing all the necessary details for someone who tries to understand if there are any issues and at the same time we will also try to understand how not to overdo something of these kinds where the crucial business data gets spilled all over your application logs using any such log frameworks. Logging is a trivial part of the whole software development process, can sometimes be ignored or given the least priority. But let me tell you, from where (the experience and the background) I come, it means a lot to understand what caused an error and what are the sequence of event

Introduction: A portable extensible open source platform that is used in management of containerized services and workloads is known as Kubernetes. Kubernetes helps in facilitating both automation and also declarative configuration. This has a wide and rapidly growing ecosystem and it has extensive support, services and tools. In the year 2014, the Kubernetes project was open sourced by Google. Need for Kubernetes and its uses There are number of Kubernetes features and it is:- A container platform A micro services platform A portable cloud platform and many more  A management window that is container centric is provided by Kubernetes and it choreographs networking, computing, and also storage infrastructure for the workload of the users. This helps in providing simplicity of platform as a service that has the flexibility of infrastructure as a service. It also helps in enabling portability throughout infrastructure providers. Kubernetes as a platform  Kubernetes pro