Using Rsyslog Docker Containers¶
The rsyslog project provides a ready-to-run “syslog appliance” which provides all rsyslog features in an easy to use way. To run it, simply do
docker run -ti rsyslog/syslog_appliance_alpine
Up-to-date information on how to use this container can be found at the Alpine rsyslog appliance Docker Hub repo.
Warning
The docker containers are currently (early 2018) under development and must be used with some care.
Further Information¶
The rsyslog project also provides a number of additional containers for different needs (end users, developers, package builders, …). A full overview of what is currently available can be found at the official rsyslog Docker Hub. Source code for the docker containers is kept in Github at rsyslog-docker project.
See also
If you would like to contribute to these docs, but are unsure where to start, please see the rsyslog-doc project README for an overview of the process. If you would like to contribute to the main source project, please review the contribution guidelines listed in the rsyslog project README.
If you have a question about these docs or Rsyslog
in general, please
see the following resources: