Docker Swarm Advanced: Centralized Logging and Monitoring (Udemy.com)

A hands-on course that will help you use the Docker Swarm Remote API, parse and send logs to a centralized logging, and

Created by: Packt Publishing

Produced in 2017

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What you will learn

  • How to use the Docker Swarm Remote API
  • Parse logs with Logstash and send them to ElasticSearch
  • Display logs on Kibana
  • Collect container metrics
  • Monitor containers
  • Display Docker Swarm dashboards with Grafana
  • Build custom images with LinuxKit

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Overall Score : 60 / 100

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Course Description

In this module, we exploreDocker Swarm in depth. Now that we have a cluster upand-running withmany containers, it is quite hard to know what is going on.
Tostart, we are going to learn about the Docker Swarm Remote API. We willfind out how to retrieve information from the cluster, and deploy andscale services using the API. Then we will look how to build ourcentralized logging and how to send data. To close we will learn how tosearch for logs using Kibana, and collect metrics to monitor containersrunning in the cluster. We will display this information in a Dashboardusing Grafana, to clarify what is going on.
Bythe end, you will be able to use Docker Swarm Remove API, parse andsend logs to a centralized place, and collect metrics and monitor yourDocker Swarm cluster. We also d LinuxKit and how to build your customimage.
About the Author :
Alberto Guimares Viana is a DevOps Engineer, based in Hamburg, Germany. He has been working for 11 years in the IT field and has worked for many companies in Brazil, the United States, the United Kingdom, and now Germany. He specializes in infrastructure as a code, continuous integration, continuous delivery, and software development.Who this course is for:
  • Developers, Sysadmins, DevOps and IT Professionals that want to learn about it & have a fair idea of what Docker Swarm is all about but haven't used it in practice yet.

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By Aiden

So far I don’t see the necessity in using the curl commands as opposed to the docker commands. Seems unnecessarily complex when the same can be achieved with docker itself.

So far I don’t see the necessity in using the curl commands as opposed to the docker commands. Seems unnecessarily complex when the same can be achieved with docker itself.

True deep dive

seems out of date :/