Currently the logs are only output to the stdout. They should be written to files (one for access logs, and one for the error logs). CherryPy does support this natively, http://docs.cherrypy.org/en/latest/basics.html#logging
Likely we'd want to use the native logging package so we could deal with log rotation and not fill the disk, but I need to do more research on if there are config options with cherrypy.config.update() that I can limit the file size.
Currently the logs are only output to the stdout. They should be written to files (one for access logs, and one for the error logs). CherryPy does support this natively, http://docs.cherrypy.org/en/latest/basics.html#logging
Likely we'd want to use the native logging package so we could deal with log rotation and not fill the disk, but I need to do more research on if there are config options with cherrypy.config.update() that I can limit the file size.