A team wants to add a container to a Pod that continuously tails the main application's log file and forwards each new line to a central logging service. Which pattern should they use?

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Understand Multi-Container Pod Design Patterns (e.g. Sidecar, Init and Others) CKAD Practice Questions (Page 5)

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Understand Multi-Container Pod Design Patterns (e.g. Sidecar, Init and Others) CKAD Practice Questions (Page 5)

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A team wants to add a container to a Pod that continuously tails the main application's log file and forwards each new line to a central logging service. Which pattern should they use?

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