Docker Compose

Overview
Gathering logs from docker-compose scripts is easy to do and all it takes is for your to configure the fluentd driver to push data to LOGIQ.AI
Lets look at a simple compose file with a single service "web"
version: '3.7'
services:
  web:
    image: wordpress
    ports:
      - "89:8080"
    logging:
      driver: "fluentd"
      options:
        fluentd-address: 192.168.68.114:24224
        labels: "namespace,application,production_status,cluster_id"
        env: "os"
    labels:
      production_status: "testing"
      namespace: "us-east-1"
      application: "wordpress"
      cluster_id: "cluster1"
    environment:
      - os=ubuntu
Specifying the logging driver
The fluentd logging driver can be configured to send logs directly to LOGIQ.AI either via TLS or non-TLS. use port 24224 for non-TLS and port 24225 for TLS.
logging:
  driver: "fluentd"
  options:
    fluentd-address: 192.168.68.114:24224
    labels: "namespace,application,production_status,cluster_id"
    env: "os"
Adding metadata
Logs get organized in LOGIQ.AI as flows. A Flow is a combination of a Namespace and an application. You can optionally also add a third grouping attribute cluster_id.
Aside from this, the labels and environment section allows additional metadata to be sent with logs and can be used for search indexing, aggregate queries
labels:
  production_status: "testing"
  namespace: "us-east-1"
  application: "wordpress"
  cluster_id: "cluster1"
environment:
  - os=ubuntu
Cluster ID, Namespace, Application mapping
Additional Metadata
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