Usage of /usr/bin/log-counter:
      --count int                The number of times the pattern must be found to trigger the condition (default 1)
      --delay string             The time duration log watcher delays after node boot time. This is useful when log watcher needs to wait for some time until the node is stable.
      --journald-source string   The source configuration of journald, e.g., kernel, kubelet, dockerd, etc
      --log-path string          The log path that log watcher looks up
      --lookback string          The time log watcher looks up
      --pattern string           The regular expression to match the problem in log. The pattern must match to the end of the line.
      --revert-pattern string    Similar to --pattern but conversely it decreases count value for every match. This is useful to discount a log when another log occurs.
  -v, --v Level                  number for the log level verbosity