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The audittail container uses stdout to flush the audit logs it's tailing. This is useful for containers as they'll get immediately picked up by a log forwarder. However, we don't necessarily want to pollute these logs.
However, we still want to know if the audittail container had an error. Having a dedicated error file (that is not necessarily stderr) would be ideal for this. In cases where audittail is deployed in Kubernetes, it could be /dev/termination-log.
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The
audittail
container usesstdout
to flush the audit logs it's tailing. This is useful for containers as they'll get immediately picked up by a log forwarder. However, we don't necessarily want to pollute these logs.However, we still want to know if the
audittail
container had an error. Having a dedicated error file (that is not necessarilystderr
) would be ideal for this. In cases whereaudittail
is deployed in Kubernetes, it could be/dev/termination-log
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: