The containers set up by the standard scripts might end up running for a long time (we had a recent instance of one running for nearly 15 months) so Docker's default behaviour of saving all application stdout and stderr output to a file forever isn't ideal.
We should use the docker runlogging options to limit the space taken up long term.
The containers set up by the standard scripts might end up running for a long time (we had a recent instance of one running for nearly 15 months) so Docker's default behaviour of saving all application
stdout
andstderr
output to a file forever isn't ideal.We should use the
docker run
logging options to limit the space taken up long term.