Docker container manager that relies on etcd to provide relevant configuration details. It watches for changes in configuration and automatically stops, removes, recreates, and starts your Docker containers.
To modify a container's log config, set its "log_config" key to a dictionary with keys "type" (for the type of logging driver) and "config" (for any extra configuration the logging driver might need).
E.g. docrane would pick up the following config and start logging using the GELF driver:
etcdctl set /docrane/example_containter/log_config \
'{"type": "gelf", "config": {"gelf-address":"udp://host:8201"}}'
swat30
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8 years ago
To modify a container's log config, set its "log_config" key to a dictionary with keys "type" (for the type of logging driver) and "config" (for any extra configuration the logging driver might need).
E.g. docrane would pick up the following config and start logging using the GELF driver: