How We Use Docker For Continuous Delivery – Part 2
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How We Use Docker For Continuous Delivery – Part 2
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#2Minor grip: gray background, gray font. Almost impossible to read unless you're squinting.
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#3I wonder how they log from applications in Docker, we found it to be one of the blockers that kept us from using Docker.
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#4I wonder how they log from applications in Docker, we found it to be one of the blockers that kept us from using Docker.
I meant to add that, but essentially we map /var/log in the container to /var/log on the host, and then use rsyslogd to push that into a centralised logstash.
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#5I wonder how they log from applications in Docker, we found it to be one of the blockers that kept us from using Docker.
I meant to add that, but essentially we map /var/log in the container to /var/log on the host, and then use rsyslogd to push that into a centralised logstash.
Do you have log rotation?
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#6What's the best practice for accessing persistent data from a database system that's in a Docker container?
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#8What's the best practice for accessing persistent data from a database system that's in a Docker container?
Typically, you want to supply the container with a mount point that is outside the container. This way, if the container is replaced, your data isn't impacted.
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#9Minor grip: gray background, gray font. Almost impossible to read unless you're squinting.
Not to mention they require me to run some javascript in order to render good old text. :-/
Re: How We Use Docker For Continuous Delivery – Part 2
#10I wonder how they log from applications in Docker, we found it to be one of the blockers that kept us from using Docker.
I use Papertrail but if you want something free...just run Logstash + Kibana + Elastic Search.
Running a log shipping agent on every docker instance isn't 'free' but it lets you clearly label and manage your logs nicely.