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How to change the app name of the container logs being reflected in logdna #23

Open surajthakur opened 4 years ago

surajthakur commented 4 years ago

Hi Team,

I am running logspout to send selected container logs to logdna using the below command. I have got two issues.

Command: 

sudo docker run --name="logdna" --restart=always -d -v=/var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock -e LOGDNA_KEY="xxxxx" -e TAGS="docker-staging" -e DEBUG="true" -e HOSTNAME="client-1" -e FILTER_LABELS="job:vendor-*,job:user-*" -p 8080:80 logdna/logspout:latest

1) The logs that are coming in logdna have the app name as container id, which is very difficult to determine which container is it coming from.

Jul 9 08:32:03 client-1 38275aa5429f69554023c8b08a29118c31b4a8089eb01fb52691e6f16a66a9d7 LOG incomplete startup packet Jul 9 08:32:13 client-1 38275aa5429f69554023c8b08a29118c31b4a8089eb01fb52691e6f16a66a9d7 LOG incomplete startup packet Jul 9 08:32:23 client-1 38275aa5429f69554023c8b08a29118c31b4a8089eb01fb52691e6f16a66a9d7 LOG incomplete startup packet image

How could I change app name which is coming as 38275aa5429f69554023c8b08a29118c31b4a8089eb01fb52691e6f16a66a9d7 to the hostname of the respective container or something else?

2) Another issue is when I add multiple FILTER_LABLELS as I have used in above, it stops sending logs. If I used only one, it works fine. This is the route which it shows

[ { "id": "xxxx", "filter_labels": [ "job:vendor-", "job:user-" ], "adapter": "logdna", "address": "" } ]

Is there anything missing from my side?

Thanks