Docker Image
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This article explains how to use , maintained by .
Please download and install from here.
Then, please download Fluentd v0.12's image by docker pull
command.
Debian and Alpine Linux version is available for Fluentd image. Debian version is recommended officially since it has jemalloc support, however Alpine image is smaller.
To make the test simple, create the example config below at /tmp/fluentd.conf
. This example accepts records from http, and output to stdout.
Finally, you can run Fluentd with docker run
command.
Let's post sample logs via HTTP and confirm it's working. curl
command is always your friend.
Use docker ps
command to retrieve container ID, and use docker logs
command to check the specific container's log.
Now you know how to use Fluentd via Docker. Here're a couple of Docker related documentations for Fluentd.
Also, please see the following tutorials to learn how to collect your data from various data sources.
Basic Configuration
Application Logs
Examples
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If this article is incorrect or outdated, or omits critical information, please . is a open source project under . All components are available under the Apache 2 License.