We need to be able to look at logs of failed ec2 instances or containers in order to troubleshoot when failures happen. Currently logs are only available via attaching to the ec2 instance while it's still running. Once the instance is terminated we lose all logs.
research what others are doing WRT logging...
our ideas
write to the mounted efs drive (seems easy?) but would have to implement our own log rotation/archiving strategy
log to cloudwatch? but man those logs are a pain to read
We need to be able to look at logs of failed ec2 instances or containers in order to troubleshoot when failures happen. Currently logs are only available via attaching to the ec2 instance while it's still running. Once the instance is terminated we lose all logs.
research what others are doing WRT logging... our ideas