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If you use Loki as the default logging driver with Docker and the Loki container shuts down, the rest of your containers will freeze up. This has been an issue
by j0ner 3y ago
If you use Loki as the default logging driver with Docker and the Loki container shuts down, the rest of your containers will freeze up. This has been an issue for almost 3 years.
https://github.com/grafana/loki/issues/2361 https://github.com/grafana/loki/issues/2361
- nickstinemates 3y agoWas a pain to get setup initially with all of the moving parts and the docker plugin for it, but has been working well for me ever since in my homelab. Smooth sailing.
- ilyt 3y agoThat sounds like docker issue on top of loki... regardless of the provider of the logging it should not do that by default. I can see some cases where you wouldn't ever want to lose a log message, but in vast majority of cases sacrificing some stdout logs for application actually working is preferable
- zaphar 3y agoDocker has a long history of issues with the daemon causing containers to freeze when dependencies go away of have issues. It's one of the reasons I prefer other container runtimes.