Kubernetes | Docker | Centralized logging
Containerized log collection: how to capture Docker and Kubernetes logs before they disappear
Key takeaways
Container logs share the container’s lifecycle. The Kubernetes documentation states that when a pod is evicted from a node, it removes the containers along with their logs.
Container lifespans keep shrinking. Sysdig’s 2025 Cloud-Native Security and Usage Report found that 60% of containers live for 60 seconds or less. Collection has to be continuous, not scheduled.
A node-level agent (a DaemonSet on Kubernetes) covers every container on a node without changing your applications.
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