A developer reports that their application running on a GKE cluster is crashing. You need to view the standard output (stdout) logs of a specific pod named 'frontend-app-xyz' to diagnose the error.

Which command should you use?

To view the application logs (stdout/stderr) of a specific pod in a Kubernetes cluster, you use the `kubectl logs [POD_NAME]` command. While these logs are also sent to Cloud Logging (if enabled), `kubectl logs` is the quickest way to view real-time logs directly from the cluster during active troubleshooting. `kubectl describe` is useful for seeing Kubernetes events related to the pod, but not the application's internal logs.