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Cluster Logs

Atmosly provides comprehensive activity logging for your cluster's entire lifecycle. The logs section offers a detailed view of what is happening at each stage — answering "who did what, where, and when?"

Log Categories​

Atmosly tracks logs across multiple operation types:

Cluster Creation Logs​

Detailed infrastructure provisioning logs including:

  • Terraform Initialization: Backend resource setup and provider plugin initialization
  • VPC and Subnet Configuration: Virtual Private Cloud and subnet creation (AWS) or VPC network setup (GCP)
  • IAM Roles and Policies: Secure access control configuration for cloud services
  • Security Group Setup: Virtual firewall rules for inbound and outbound traffic control
  • Cluster Creation: EKS (AWS) or GKE (GCP) cluster creation with settings for access, logging, and Kubernetes version
  • Node Group Configuration: Managed node group setup including instance types, scaling, and security settings
  • Encryption: KMS (AWS) or Cloud KMS (GCP) for encrypting Kubernetes secrets

Cluster Update Logs​

Logs for modifications made to the cluster:

  • Kubernetes Version Upgrades: Version change progress and status
  • Configuration Changes: CIDR, tags, log retention updates
  • Node Group Updates: Scaling changes, instance type modifications, label updates
  • Add-on Updates: Add-on installation, removal, or configuration changes

Cluster Deletion Logs​

Resource cleanup tracking during cluster destruction:

  • Add-on Removal: Progress of add-on cleanup
  • Node Group Deletion: Node group teardown status
  • Infrastructure Cleanup: VPC, IAM, and other cloud resource deletion

Accessing Cluster Logs​

  1. Navigate to the Cluster List and select the cluster you want to view logs for.
  2. Navigate to the Logs section from the left menu.
  3. Choose the log type:
    • Cluster Creation logs
    • Cluster Update logs
    • Cluster Deletion logs
    • Node Group operation logs
    • Add-on operation logs

Each log entry includes timestamps and detailed output from the infrastructure provisioning tools, allowing you to trace the exact sequence of operations performed on your cluster.