With the recent release of Couchbase Autonomous Operator (CAO) 2.2, log processing and forwarding for Kubernetes deployments using OSS Fluent Bit tooling have been provided. Fluent Bit is a widely used and highly performant OSS solution for dealing with logs, capable of consuming multiple input types, parsing, filtering or transforming them, and sending to multiple output destinations. The Couchbase Logging Solution with Fluent Bit has been extended to satisfy specific Couchbase needs, such as support for dynamic configuration change without restarting Couchbase Server and triggering a rebalance. This is achieved by providing a basic set of parsers for the various log files produced by Couchbase Server. The solution also includes an example using Grafana, Prometheus, and Loki, where logs are visualized in real-time, allowing for better observability and monitoring of Couchbase Server. The deployment involves running Fluent Bit as a container, mounting local logs directories, configuring the container to forward logs to Loki, and then visualizing logs in Grafana. Known issues include "entry out of order" errors when sending logs to Loki, which are related to the Loki service's requirements for stream ordering. New versions of Couchbase Fluent Bit have been released with additional Kubernetes integration and improvements, particularly when integrating with Loki.