I have several pods running spring-boot applications, writing application-logs to stdout, which is then picked up by filebeat-daemonset and then pushed to elasticsearch. (standard logging architecture for kubernetes) Now, I need to enable tomcat-access-logs in spring-boot applications. Should I ena…

mtojek (Marcin Tojek) January 18, 2021, 8:45am 2

The common practice is to involve the ingest node pipeline. See this thread: Best practice for Logging with Filebeat

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Pushing different types of (access, application) logs using filebeat-daemonset in Kubernetes

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