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There are various ways to set up logging for Docker containers. Docker itself has a built-in logs command, you can mount a volume from the host and save the logs there, you can create a different container that would be only responsible for log handling, or set up a logging daemon. Every method has some pros and cons and it is up to you to choose the one that fits best. Let’s go through each of th

This guide is based on an old version of Docker. The instructions you find below may be already removed or changed in the Docker codebase. In my last blog post I explained how to run a Docker installation across multiple hosts. In the comments I was asked if it would be possible to use a DHCP server to assign IPs to the containers. I thought immediately — why not? In fact, assigning IPs using DHCP

This guide is based on an old version of Docker. The instructions you find below may be already removed or changed in the Docker codebase. In my previous blog post I talked about running the Fedora Cloud images on a local KVM with libvirt. This was not a standalone task, but rather the preparation for this blog post: running Docker containers on multiple hosts attached to the same network. I was a