dhi.io/k8ssandra-system-logger
k8ssandra-system-logger
k8ssandra-system-logger packages Vector (vectordotdev/vector) as a small sidecar image that tails Cassandra system logs and writes them to stdout. It is designed to run as a nonroot sidecar alongside Cassandra to surface /var/log/cassandra/*.log to container stdout for collection by cluster logging agents or centralized logging systems.
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linux/amd64, linux/arm64
66.01 MB
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About k8ssandra-system-logger
k8ssandra-system-logger is a small sidecar image that runs Vector (vectordotdev/vector) configured to tail Cassandra system logs and forward them to stdout. It's intended to be run as a sidecar alongside Cassandra pods to expose /var/log/cassandra/*.log on stdout for Kubernetes logging pipelines.
Common use cases include running as a Kubernetes sidecar to collect and forward Cassandra logs, debugging Cassandra node issues by streaming system logs to cluster-level log collectors, or integrating Cassandra logs into centralized logging systems via stdout.
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