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what logging service do you generally prefer using? I have to deploy an app onto AWS and was wondering what people here generally prefer
@verma: its not amazing, but currently just using AWS cloud watch for log aggregation, searching, and basic data extraction
jakemcc: I was considering that, but seems like my docker images would need additional configuration to get it to work, you by any chance using it with ECS?
@verma: yes, but using ECS through EB. Was able to get it configured through some configuration of EB extensions.
there is also http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/using_awslogs.html now. That wasn’t available when I set this up
@verma: I just recently tried https://github.com/segmentio/stack - which is set of terraform modules. You basically can setup ECS cluster with load balancer and with automatic logs to cloudwatch
@podviaznikov: nice! going to check it out