Reducing Verbosity of Logs in Docker Standalone Installation
TLDR Earl was concerned about the verbose log levels from the MySQL and Redis containers in a newly installed standalone Docker set up. After removing the hotrod containers, Prashant suggested to nitya-signoz that they add a filter to keep out logs from hotrod containers. The team agreed to disable hotrod logs by default.
Earl
Thu, 31 Aug 2023 03:28:50 UTC
Prashant
Sat, 02 Sep 2023 08:45:44 UTCEarl Thanks for raising the issue and pointing out the solution. nitya-signoz can you add filter to keep out logs from hotrod containers for Docker? We have it already set up for K8s.
nitya-signoz
Tue, 05 Sep 2023 04:27:50 UTCPrashant do you mean to disable hotrot logs by default ? Ideally the hotrod application should be removed once the user has verified the installation.
Prashant
Tue, 05 Sep 2023 05:08:40 UTCtrue, but that could take days to weeks for them. And by then a lot of hotrod data would be collected. Logs being the most collected. Since we anyways have it disabled in K8s, we should do the same in Docker as well.
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Earl
Tue, 29 Aug 2023 06:02:31 UTCGood Day Everyone! How can I change the log level of the other containers ( newly installed self-hosted via docker standalone )? The logs seem too verbose, there are a lot of INFO levels like from the MySQL container, Redis container (containers included on the default installation). At least only the errors are what I like to see on the logs :sweat_smile: