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How to disable the access log? #21
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I am experiencing the same thing with the |
We're seeing the same thing in our logs. The probe polling the root endpoint (and receiving a redirect) in rather rapid interval yielding quite a few loglines (thousands per hour).
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Hi people, |
Disable server {
...
access_log off;
...
} |
Is there any update on this ? How others are tackling this ? |
We dropped the dashboard from the cluster. It was too difficult to pass security review 🙁 |
anyone solve this? |
Thanks ! |
@mikementzmaersk @sxwebdev comment seems to be a red herring as it refers to the nginx access log. |
Environment
Steps to reproduce
Run the sidecar inside the dashboard pod::
Get logs:
kubectl -n kube-system logs svc/kubernetes-dashboard -c dashboard-metrics-scraper
Observed result
Expected result
An empty log except for warning messages.
Comments
Use of glog for logging is problematic kubernetes/kubernetes#61006
https://github.com/kubernetes/klog
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