Quoting Chris R. Jones (chris@xxxxxxxxxxxxx): > Hello again, > > Another question on containers. This time, for syslog. Is there any > containers support to isolate syslog entries for different containers? > That is, is there any way I can run two different syslogd processes in > two different containers, in such a way that each syslogd process only > sees and logs events generated by processes in it's own container? > > Are syslog messages covered under one of the other namespaces (pids, utsname, sysv ipc, network, users), or is there a seperate namespace for them. > > Thanks, > Chris You can run syslogd in two different containers if they have different network namespaces, bc /dev/log should be different for each. So if user-space software is using syslog(3) it's msgs should stay inside the container. I haven't played with it, though. If you run a quick (presumably trivial) test, pls let us know how it goes. (Of course kernel (printk) messages will go to the klogd in the initial network namespace, as they should.) -serge _______________________________________________ Containers mailing list Containers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linux-foundation.org/mailman/listinfo/containers
