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Can someone suggest what level of logging should be enabled for kube-dns and what parameters to use? My kube-dns pod is using 23GB of disk space and I fear its related to logging.

Has anyone else seen this behavior?

Steveno
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  • If only warning/error is important to you is enough to use --v=0, for more verbose output may you can try --v=2 with kubectl – d0bry Jun 13 '18 at 16:04

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There are few ways to resolve your issue:

You can change verbose of logs in theconfig of your deployment.

kubectl get -o yaml --export deployments kube-dns --namespace=kube-system > file

Edit the file, change --v=2 to --v=0 (it will disable all logs in kube-dns) and deploy it.

kubectl apply -f ./file --namespace=kube-system

Then clear the logs on you pods:

kubectl get pods --namespace=kube-system  
kubectl exec POD_NAME /bin/sh

You can configure logs rotating using any of the available tools, for example fluentd.

Nick Rak
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