How to Follow Docker Logging Best Practices
You can follow Docker logging best practices by using a symbolic link hack right in your Dockefile.
Docker logging best practice states that you should direct your logs to stdout and stderr. However, is there a way to avoid modifying your existing application to comply with that best practice? Yes there is and it’s a simple symlink hack!
In this tutorial, I'll demonstrate taking an existing Java application which will send its logs to stdout/stderr without any code modification.
00:00 Start
01:22 Code Demo Walk through explanation
02:50 Dockerfile Symlink Hack
04:35 Running Docker Logging Demo
09:31 Explain why we need Docker Logging Best Practice
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