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Use the Cassandra logs to help diagnose problems with thecassandra pods.
Logs are a good way to troubleshoot problems with your installation. See alsoLogging.
Use the logs command
You can view Cassandra logs using the kubectl logs command. For example:
kubectl logs -f -n hybrid cassandra-0
Viewing logs on the filesystem
You can find the Cassandra log files on thecassandra pod's filesystem. To view the files, open a shell in acassandra pod:
kubectl exec -it -nnamespacecassandra-pod-name bash
For example:
kubectl exec -it -n hybrid cassandra-0 bash
Once you have the pod shell open, you can find the Cassandra logs under/opt/apigee/var/log/cassandra/config.log.
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Last updated 2026-02-19 UTC.