Add pre-defined environment variables to task definition.#451
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Add pre-defined environment variables to task definition.#451
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gliderlabs/logspout#100 kinda blocks this for now. Might just fork logspout. |
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Add pre-defined environment variables to task definition.
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This would be a temporary workaround for the lack of support for labels in ECS. If we merge this, then we can change the
SYSLOG_STRUCTURED_DATAenvironment variable in logspout to extract these specific variables into the structured-data fields in log messages. EZPZ log filtering for app name, version and process type.Soon the ecs agent will add the task arn, container-name, family and version as well. Once ECS supports adding labels to task definitions, then we can move these to labels like
com.remind.empire.appname,com.remind.empire.process,com.remind.empire.release.Related to #445