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When passenger crashes it writes logs to /var/tmp/passenger-crash-log.* I have passenger running in AWS ECS containers which are ephemeral so after it crashes AWS terminates the container and the logs are lost, if there was an option to log to stderr then they'd be caught and sent to cloudwatch.
P.S. this particular crash was running out of file descriptors which is probably the application using them all up so not a passenger problem but it would have been nice to debug.
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I use passenger docker as the image the problem is that it doesn't forward the crash logs and since the crash logs go to a file on the file system with a name suffixed with the time stamp I can't just tail a file. I could try setting up an inotify watch on the /var/tmp/ folder but it's a bit of a hack.
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When passenger crashes it writes logs to /var/tmp/passenger-crash-log.* I have passenger running in AWS ECS containers which are ephemeral so after it crashes AWS terminates the container and the logs are lost, if there was an option to log to stderr then they'd be caught and sent to cloudwatch.
P.S. this particular crash was running out of file descriptors which is probably the application using them all up so not a passenger problem but it would have been nice to debug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: