For example, docker logs nginx_proxy is an incredibly slow command that goes back through months of history. docker logs --since=1m nginx_proxy takes forever to process.
I hear splunk is cool, we should configure logging to splunk. It also seems we can do some "dual logging capability". Maybe we can keep the last week of logs (might have to specify with a file size only), and then also log to splunk. Hopefully we can just put a splunk key into our config.env, and roll from there.
Analyzing and grabbing logs is terrible.
For example,
docker logs nginx_proxy
is an incredibly slow command that goes back through months of history.docker logs --since=1m nginx_proxy
takes forever to process.We should reconfigure logging: https://docs.docker.com/config/containers/logging/configure/
I hear splunk is cool, we should configure logging to splunk. It also seems we can do some "dual logging capability". Maybe we can keep the last week of logs (might have to specify with a file size only), and then also log to splunk. Hopefully we can just put a splunk key into our
config.env
, and roll from there.