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How we can grab the hostname of the server on which the container is runnig and send this hostname to the logs agregator: syslog-ng, logstash etc.?
Something we got when we use: docker service logs SERVICE|TASK And the output is:
docker service logs SERVICE|TASK
node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | app listening on port 80 node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | queryDb took 35 ms ("select * from visits limit 1") node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | db error Error: read ECONNRESET node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | at TCP.onStreamRead (internal/stream_base_commons.js:201:27) { node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | errno: 'ECONNRESET', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | code: 'ECONNRESET', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | syscall: 'read', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | fatal: true node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | } node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | /usr/src/app/src/db-mysql.js:139 node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | throw err; node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | ^ node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | Error: read ECONNRESET node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | at TCP.onStreamRead (internal/stream_base_commons.js:201:27) { node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | errno: 'ECONNRESET', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | code: 'ECONNRESET', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | syscall: 'read', node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | fatal: true node_app_1.7.zyp3bh58k6dn@SRVNAME | }
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OK. I'm able to have hostname on which the containter is running using environment variable for example:
-e "SYSLOG_HOSTNAME={{.Container.Config.Hostname}}@`hostname`"
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You can also mount the host /etc/hostname inside the container as described in the README: https://github.com/gliderlabs/logspout#using-logspout-in-a-swarm
/etc/hostname
version: "3" networks: logging: services: logspout: image: gliderlabs/logspout:latest networks: - logging volumes: - /etc/hostname:/etc/host_hostname:ro - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
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How we can grab the hostname of the server on which the container is runnig and send this hostname to the logs agregator: syslog-ng, logstash etc.?
Something we got when we use:
docker service logs SERVICE|TASK
And the output is:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: