Timestamps are also available for the log output, although not by default. You can get the log messages prefixed by a timestamp by adding the --timestamps option. For example:
kubectl logs deployment/flask --timestamps
You then may see the following:
2017-09-16T03:54:20.851827407Z * Running on http://0.0.0.0:5000/ (Press CTRL+C to quit)2017-09-16T03:54:20.852424207Z * Restarting with stat2017-09-16T03:54:21.163624707Z * Debugger is active!2017-09-16T03:54:21.165358607Z * Debugger PIN: 996-805-904
It is worthwhile to note that the timestamps are from the hosts that are running the containers, not your local machine, so the time zone on those logs will often not be the same time zone in which you reside. The timestamps all include ...
