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you can tail -f the container logs, which are in /var/lib/docker I think

I've recently come across a talk related to running openstack in kubernetes. Which sounded like a crazy idea, openstack needs to do all kinds of things not allowed by default for containers, e.g. create network interfaces and insert kernel modules. But people still did it for some reason -- on of them was that it's easier to find someone with k8 experience than with openstack one. And they liked the self-healing properties of k8.

I don't know what the bottom line is