Hermain

I remembered that docker does some compression and tried gelf-compression-type=none. This fixed the issue and Logstash receives proper entries. The standart compression type of docker Gelf messages is Gzip. The...

@hartfordfive I guess for my specific usecase it might not be a big problem but it should nevertheless work. I will now test this on my development swarm without compression...

The entire gelf message goes into the message field. The nice thing about gelf is that everything is nicely split up into multiple fields. Should I use logstash (maybe with...

This is an example: ``` { "_index": "logstash-2017.05.24", "_type": "graylog", "_id": "AVw6jmxM_cY-SZ_YANcW", "_score": null, "_source": { "@timestamp": "2017-05-24T13:03:49.939Z", "@version": "1", "beat": { "hostname": "18211f854301", "name": "18211f854301", "version": "5.2.3" }, "host":...

I did some testing: First the positive :) The CPU/RAM usage seems very reasonable Now the negative: I created a container that creates logentries with a whole bunch of fields...

I will be on holiday from the 17.6 until 16.7 so I won't be able to test any changes or answer any questions then. This does not mean I'm not...

@hartfordfive If I read the release notes for Version 0.2.0 it sound like some of the issues might have been fixed. Is that true?

This issue is windows specific and does not affect linux with the exact same version. 36316 seems to fix something general though which affects linux too. I don't know why...

I updated to the new 18.03 GA on windows and still get: `network "host" is declared as external, but it is not in the right scope: "local" instead of "swarm"`