diff --git a/src/sources/kubernetes_logs/mod.rs b/src/sources/kubernetes_logs/mod.rs
index f671e4cd177e6..8ed91acfdb3b5 100644
--- a/src/sources/kubernetes_logs/mod.rs
+++ b/src/sources/kubernetes_logs/mod.rs
@@ -191,20 +191,56 @@ impl Source {
         let annotator = PodMetadataAnnotator::new(state_reader, fields_spec);
 
         // TODO: maybe some of the parameters have to be configurable.
+
+        // The 16KB is the maximum size of the payload at single line for both
+        // docker and CRI log formats.
+        // We take a double of that to account for metadata and padding, and to
+        // have a power of two rounding. Line splitting is countered at the
+        // parsers, see the `partial_events_merger` logic.
         let max_line_bytes = 32 * 1024; // 32 KiB
         let file_server = FileServer {
+            // Use our special paths provider.
             paths_provider,
+            // This is the default value for the read buffer size.
             max_read_bytes: 2048,
-            start_at_beginning: true,
+            // We want to use checkpoining mechanism, and resume from where we
+            // left off.
+            start_at_beginning: false,
+            // We're now aware of the use cases that would require specifying
+            // the starting point in time since when we should collect the logs,
+            // so we just disable it. If users ask, we can expose it. There may
+            // be other, more sound ways for users considering the use of this
+            // option to solvce their use case, so take consideration.
             ignore_before: None,
+            // Max line length to expect during regular log reads, see the
+            // explanation above.
             max_line_bytes,
+            // The directory where to keep the checkpoints.
             data_dir,
+            // This value specifies not exactly the globbing, but interval
+            // between the polling the files to watch from the `paths_provider`.
+            // This is quite efficient, yet might still create some load of the
+            // file system, so this call is 10 times larger than the default for
+            // the files.
             glob_minimum_cooldown: Duration::from_secs(10),
+            // The shape of the log files is well-known in the Kubernetes
+            // environment, so we pick the a specially crafted fingerprinter
+            // for the log files.
             fingerprinter: Fingerprinter::FirstLineChecksum {
+                // Max line length to expect during fingerprinting, see the
+                // explanation above.
                 max_line_length: max_line_bytes,
             },
+            // We expect the files distribution to not be a concern because of
+            // the way we pick files for gathering: for each container, only the
+            // last log file is currently picked. Thus there's no need for
+            // ordering, as each logical log stream is guaranteed to start with
+            // just one file, makis it impossible to interleave with other
+            // relevant log lines in the absense of such relevant log lines.
             oldest_first: false,
+            // We do not remove the log files, `kubelet` is responsible for it.
             remove_after: None,
+            // The standard emitter.
             emitter: FileSourceInternalEventsEmitter,
         };