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Could it be possible to go "back in time" when the logmatic-docker is started to grab all logs from currently running containers?
This would make it harder to lose logs and would eliminate potential issues when a new machine is started and it contains multiple docker containers. The logmatic-docker container might not be up fast enough to grab all logs from other containers.
Example:
Container A starts and logs something.
logmatic-docker container is started
Logs from container A that were made at boot time are lost. New logs are correctly captured.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Could it be possible to go "back in time" when the logmatic-docker is started to grab all logs from currently running containers?
This would make it harder to lose logs and would eliminate potential issues when a new machine is started and it contains multiple docker containers. The logmatic-docker container might not be up fast enough to grab all logs from other containers.
Example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: