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This is the second part in a series about handling logs on Kubernetes-On-ARM.
In the first part we installed ELK and started sending syslog events from our
nodes using logstash-forwarder. In this part we will start collecting logs
from our pods and Kubernetes components. If you wan’t to cache up here’s a
list of previous posts:
The plan was that this part would be about how
to start collecting logs from Kubernetes. But I wasn’t satisfied with how
logstash-forwarder worked. The thing is that, once the logstash-forwarder
daemon is started, the node can’t run much else.
2 May 2016 #Development #Docker #Kubernetes #Raspberry PI #Elasticsearch #Fluentd #Logstash #Kibana #ARM #Logging