Hi team while running the workflow in the local sandbox is t

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Hi team while running the workflow in the local sandbox is there a way to view the k8s logs The k8s dashboard asks for a token or a config

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

just say skip

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

slightly smiling face

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

the token can be empty

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

there is some work in progress to fetch the logs in a separate service

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

ah

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

I still don t see anything logged using python s logging library

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

Looks like I may need to use `flytekit current context logging`

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

Still no logs disappointed

katrina · Answer

do you see any logs in the console for the workflow execution

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

which console I went to node gt executions gt K8s logs

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

I see nothing other than the stack backtrace

katrina · Answer

if you re running demo it should be available here <http localhost 30080 console>

katrina · Answer

when you use pyflyte run it will output a link to the execution as well

katrina · Answer

like here <https docs flyte org en latest getting started index html executing workflows on a flyte cluster>

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

oh that console yes I m looking at the console

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

when I click on view logs for failed task it opens the pane on the right I click k8s logs but I don t see any of the actual logs

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

other than the stack trace from the failure

katrina · Answer

< Rupsha Chaudhuri> when you click k8s logs and it takes you to the kubernetes console can you change the namespace to `flytesnacks development` or whatever corresponds to the lt project gt lt domain gt you ran your workflow under and see if there are pods there that correspond to your execution id

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

ohh Rupsha you are running Flyte demo on a remote machine right

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

I am in the correct namespace

Ketan (kumare3) · Answer

then you will have to port forward or change the endpoint

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

< Ketan kumare3 > I m running locally

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

This is what the url looks like

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

And the only thing I see is the stack trace

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

none of the info logs

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

< katrina> I do see all the pods

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

looks like ONLY error logs show up not info

katrina · Answer

oh I wonder if you need to set the log level <https github com flyteorg flytekit blob b400a1ba6a79ee1fd784665ab768fb08917e729f flytekit loggers py L12>

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

where should I set this

katrina · Answer

I believe in the container definition cc < Eduardo Apolinario eapolinario >

Eduardo Apolinario (eapolinario) · Answer

correct < Rupsha Chaudhuri> can you set that env var to `20`

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

so in the dockerfile I set `ENV LOGGING ENV VAR 20`

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

or is it `FLYTE SDK LOGGING LEVEL`

Eduardo Apolinario (eapolinario) · Answer

`FLYTE SDK LOGGING LEVEL`

Rupsha Chaudhuri · Answer

thanks