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Hi, everyone.
I have Nextcloud deployed in Kubernetes, works fine, but I can’t understand how can I do a log rotation when NC works in more than one replica.
My setup:
- two replicas of NC
- CronJob with
php -f /var/www/html/cron.php --verbosecommand - Custom logs for nextcloud.log and admin_audit.log
'logfile' => '/tmp/nextcloud.log',
'logfile_audit' => '/tmp/admin_audit.log'
'log_rotate_size' => 104857600
So, CronJob doesn’t have access to /tmp оf each replica, it’s executed in own environment.
Another way is to write logs into PVC, but how can I understand which replica write into log file? There is no special field in the log, like Hostname or something else