Config.yaml - Linux/Docker all parameters

[Alexey]

This is related only to a docker setup without redirecting logs to the file. In this case you do not need to search for a container-id and other useless things, just use docker logs instead.
But if you did redirect to the file, then you need to setup a logrotate

Best method to redirect logs to independant storage in Linux

Hi phillipe, This is easy to do with logrotate since you can use wildcards to define your paths and files. I placed a logrotate config file in /etc/logrotate.d/ called storagenode . It is a plain text file. My logrotate config file is as follows. Don’t include comments in your config file (there is an uncommented version below). /mnt/logs-usb/storj*/storagenode*.log { #the wildcard (*) characters tell logrotate to look in any subfolder that #begins with storj, and rotate any log that starts wi…

In the last case you would use something like

$ zcat /mnt/x/storagenode2/storagenode.log-20240501.gz | grep -E "used-space-filewalker" | tail

to find out when the used-space-filewalker have a last run (as an example).