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To detach from discussion at this point is fine, I guess. But please entertain my question about containers. I'm yet to try those out, be it Docker or some othe
by dozzie 10y ago
To detach from discussion at this point is fine, I guess. But please entertain
my question about containers. I'm yet to try those out, be it Docker or some
other packaging solution[#], so I'd like to know beforehand what is different
with them in logging than what I usually expect from regular log
centralization.
[#] LXC/libvirt type containers I see as merely cheap VMs, though I like them
very much.
- SwellJoe 10y agoI think me backing off is the only useful thing for me to do. We both seem pretty convinced about what the right solution to these problems is, and neither seems to be budging. I don't really think either is right or wrong; I have a preference and so do you. As for Docker, you can continue to use the logging tools you're used to, or you can have it output to the journal. Docker supports many logging drivers: https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/logging/overview/ https://docs.docker.com/engine/admin/logging/overview/