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which processes: as we know we cannot track docker "things" via session id, so might be needed to just be "aggressive" and log all new appeared images, started (and stopped?) containers?
how do we log/see CPU / memory consumption of containers?
should we consider every container to be a single "pid" or do inspect every "pid" of every container? (the latter might be more consistent, but we then need to add tracking not only by session_id, but also by "env_id" of some kind)
what to log: besides those activities on images/containers, desired to store docker log outputs for them!
tricky: they might disappear, be removed (docker run --rm), so we might need to be "proactive" and as soon as we detect a new container, start docker log --follow into a file (it would die when container stops)
probably should be thought of in the context of
Two aspects:
docker log
outputs for them!docker run --rm
), so we might need to be "proactive" and as soon as we detect a new container, startdocker log --follow
into a file (it would die when container stops)Use cases:
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