This article was originally published on devopsstart.com. I'm cross-posting it here to share valuable insights with the Dev.to community on monitoring Kubernetes pods. Introduction When you are working with Kubernetes, you often need to see what is happening to your pods in real time. For instance, you might have just applied a new deployment or are debugging a flaky application. Manually running kubectl get pods every few seconds is inefficient. This is where the --watch flag with kubectl get p