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docs: multiple namespaces use DOZZLE_NAMESPACE (comma-separated), not DOZZLE_NAMESPACES (#4072)
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@@ -104,7 +104,7 @@ To verify that the API is running, you can run the following command:
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kubectl top pod
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```
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For now this is required to use Dozzle in Kubernetes.
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For now, this is required to use Dozzle in Kubernetes.
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## Namespaces and Filters
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```
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> [!NOTE]
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> Dozzle supports multiple namespaces, you can set the `DOZZLE_NAMESPACES` environment variable to a comma separated list of namespaces. When multiple namespaces are specified, Dozzle will monitor each namespace separately and combine the results.
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> Dozzle supports multiple namespaces, you can set the `DOZZLE_NAMESPACE` environment variable to a comma-separated list of namespaces. When multiple namespaces are specified, Dozzle will monitor each namespace separately and combine the results.
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### Labels and Filters
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`DOZZLE_FILTER` behave similarlty to Docker filters. You can limit the scope of Dozzle using the `DOZZLE_FILTER` environment variable. For example, to scope only to `env=prod`:
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`DOZZLE_FILTER` behave similarly to Docker filters. You can limit the scope of Dozzle using the `DOZZLE_FILTER` environment variable. For example, to scope only to `env=prod`:
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```yaml
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apiVersion: apps/v1
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