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July 12, 2016
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Not only are the application logs sent directly to Sumo Logic, but the Docker container logs are also configured using Docker’s built in Fluentd logging driver. This forwards logs to another Docker container on the same host running a Fluentd server, which then seamlessly ships logs over to Sumo Logic. The result is developers easily access their application and container OS logs that their app is running in just by opening a browser tab."
Part of our development has also been trialling drones for asset inspection, and we also have a few drone fanatics in our office. Winning a drone would also be beneficial as it would give us something to shoot at with our Nerf guns, improving office morale.
Brandon's coworker, Adrian Howchin also wrote in saying"
"I think one of the best things that we've gained from this setup is that it allows us to keep users from connecting (SSH) in to our instances. Given our CD setup, we don't want users connecting in to hosts where their applications are deployed (it's bad practice). However, we had no answer to the question of how they get their application/OS logs."
Thanks to SumoLogic (and the Docker logging driver!), we're able to get these logs out to a centralized location, and keep the users out of the instances.
Congratulations to Brandon and the team at Fugro Roames. Now you have something cool to shoot at.
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