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Switch to using the journald driver for docker logging #2412
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This patch switches from the default `json-file` driver to the `journald` driver. This means that all container logs will be written to the journal by default, but will also still be available via `docker service logs ..` Signed-off-by: Joe Grund <jgrund@whamcloud.io>
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This patch switches from the default
json-filedriver to thejournalddriver.This means that all container logs will be written to the journal by
default, but will also still be available via
docker service logs ..Signed-off-by: Joe Grund jgrund@whamcloud.io
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