My app log file sizes are getting out of hand. A few particularly spammy ones are getting logs 20GB+ in size. I don't care about anything they're spamming, it's a game server that just spams constant updates on the game world to the console, none of which is wanted much less needed.
I can't seem to figure out a way to use the Kubernetes log file limit to tame these things. I tried putting the following in the Container Args for these apps:
containerLogMaxSize:5Mi
containerLogMaxSize: 5Mi
containerLogMaxSize=5Mi
None of which seemed to give the desired results. There doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to even use the Container Args options and how to properly format the args.
Is there a way to limit the log size in Scale? Is there a way to disable logging entirely? The writes are frankly excessive, several MB/s, granted onto octane drives so endurance isn't an issue but it's entirely unnecessary.
I can't seem to figure out a way to use the Kubernetes log file limit to tame these things. I tried putting the following in the Container Args for these apps:
containerLogMaxSize:5Mi
containerLogMaxSize: 5Mi
containerLogMaxSize=5Mi
None of which seemed to give the desired results. There doesn't seem to be any documentation on how to even use the Container Args options and how to properly format the args.
Is there a way to limit the log size in Scale? Is there a way to disable logging entirely? The writes are frankly excessive, several MB/s, granted onto octane drives so endurance isn't an issue but it's entirely unnecessary.
