Have you checked event logs in Kubernetes for diagnostics or monitoring?

In Kubernetes, event logs are often used for diagnostics and monitoring. They contain information about the state of cluster objects, errors, and changes. Checking these logs helps understand, for example, why a pod is not starting or why a container was restarted.

To view events, you can use the command:

kubectl get events --sort-by=.metadata.creationTimestamp

This will display a list of events sorted by time. You can also view logs of specific pods:

kubectl logs <pod-name>

Thus, analyzing events and logs helps identify problems and monitor the state of applications in Kubernetes.