Yes that's true for many things in Kubernetes but not as frequent in the logging space for Kubernetes. Many still rely on Fluentd as a parsing filter first to e

Yes that's true for many things in Kubernetes but not as frequent in the logging space for Kubernetes. Many still rely on Fluentd as a parsing filter first to extract metadata like pod name or container name. And most of the logging ones require you to edit your yaml in some way first. Ours is almost copy-pasteable, provided you have a LogDNA API key. :)