The log files have filled my partition, but the image still runs.

[joncinla]

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[joncinla]

I'm running more than one instance of thinkst/opencanary, and I love it, but the logs have completely filled my HD, and it still works, but I don't have enough space to maintain the server, --how can I manage the logs and trim them back to a reasonable size?

[joncinla]

I found the solution, -it was in my notes, you can have the docker-compose with parameters that limits the log size.

services: latest: # docker-compose up --build -d latest <<: *common container_name: opencanary_latest image: thinkst/opencanary logging: options: max-size: "5m" max-file: "3" build: context: . dockerfile: Dockerfile.latest