kubernetes get pod crash logs

1. Open the command line interface (CLI) or terminal on your computer.
2. Log in to the Kubernetes cluster where the pod is running using the appropriate credentials.
3. Use the "kubectl" command followed by the "get" keyword to retrieve information about the pods in the cluster.
4. Specify the name of the pod you want to obtain crash logs for by appending the pod name at the end of the command.
5. Add the "--namespace" flag followed by the namespace of the pod, if it's running in a specific namespace.
6. To view the crash logs, use the "logs" command followed by the pod name and the container name, if there are multiple containers within the pod.
7. If necessary, specify the "--previous" flag to retrieve the crash logs from the previous instance of the container, in case it has been restarted.
8. Review the output in the terminal, which will display the crash logs for the specified pod and container.

Note: The exact command may vary depending on the specific configuration of your Kubernetes cluster and the version of the "kubectl" command-line tool you are using. Make sure you have the necessary permissions to access the cluster and retrieve pod information.