How can you view logs for a specific container in a multi-container Pod?

• A. Run oc logs <pod-name> -c <container-name> to fetch logs for a specific container.
• B. Run oc logs <pod-name> to fetch logs for a specific container.
• C. Use kubectl logs <pod-name> -c <container-name>.
• D. oc get logs <pod-name> -c <container-name>.

Answer: (D)

To view logs for a specific container in a Pod that runs more than one container, you need to disambiguate which container’s logs you want. Use the logs command with the container flag to specify the container name: oc logs -c . The -c option tells OpenShift which container inside the Pod to fetch logs from, which is essential when multiple containers are present. Without -c, the command may return logs for the default or only container, or fail, if several containers exist, so it won’t reliably target a single container. In OpenShift you use oc logs; kubectl logs can work in Kubernetes contexts, but there is no oc get logs command.