问题
I have Django application running behind uwsgi inside Docker container. uwsgi is started via ENTRYPOINT and CMD parameters in Dockerfile. I succesfully connect it to separated Nginx container and check expected results in browser.
So far, so good.
Now I would like see application logs in Django container. But I am not able to find right combination of Django's settings LOGGING variable and uwsgi switches. I just see uwsgi standard logs which is useless for me.
Is it possible at all? It seems to me, that I must make some wrapper BASH script, like:
uwsgi --socket 0.0.0.0:80 --die-on-term --module myapp.wsgi:application --chdir /src --daemonize /dev/null
tail -f /common.log```
... set LOGGING inside Django to write into /common.log and tail it to output.
Is there some more elegant solution?
Updated 2016-02-24:
Yes, it is possible. I made mistake somewhere in my first tests. I published working example on https://github.com/msgre/uwsgi_logging.
回答1:
use
log-master=true
in your uwsgi-conf.ini or
--log-master
if you pass it as param
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35511839/how-to-force-applications-stdout-logs-through-uwsgi