Linux Containers (LXC) have been around for a long time, and nowadays we have different options available to manage them. Docker is one of the trending solutions being adopted by companies and individuals to make the most of Linux Containers to run isolated applications with specific setup and restrictions in terms of resources, network, and access to the filesystem.
In this article, we will talk about a recent feature that landed on Docker: logging drivers. We all know that logging is important for any running application, even more so if this is part of a production environment where you need to register certain events or unexpected behaviors, like errors and exceptions.
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