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Anonymous
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Resolved! Access to Cluster Logs for non-admins

Suppose I have a DevOps team that needs near real-time access to cluster logs to troubleshoot job failures. What is the best way for me to grant access to view logs without granting them admin access?

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Hubert-Dudek
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Please use logging option and set destination for sending logs in cluster settings to other Azure Blob or S3 storage (need to be mounted first):

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User16137833804
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Once I set up the Git Server Proxy, what would be the best way to set alerts in case the Cluster Proxy goes down?

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sajith_appukutt
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You could have the single node cluster where proxy is installed monitored by one of the tools like cloudwatch, azure monitor, datadog etc and have it configured to send alerts on node failure

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