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Created Jan 10, 2020 by Adrien Kohlbecker@akohlbeckerDeveloper

Get historical pod list

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Right now in the pod logs interface we fill the available pods by querying the currently running pods in an environment. This is because the kubernetes API doesn't allow for historical queries.

However when Elastic Stack is enabled on a cluster, we want to be able to see logs for pods that have since terminated.

This issue is a backend issue. Here's the design issue for showing terminated pods.

Edited Feb 25, 2020 by Nadia Sotnikova
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