Answers

Here are some sample answers to the questions for this chapter:

1. Docker container logs are records of the events and messages generated by the applications running within a container. They are essential for monitoring performance, troubleshooting issues, and ensuring the smooth operation of the applications deployed in Docker containers.
2. A daemon log in Docker refers to the log files generated by the Docker daemon, which manages Docker containers. These logs record system-wide events and messages related to the overall functioning of the Docker platform. In contrast, container logs are specific to individual containers and their applications.
3. Monitoring Docker containers can be done using various methods, including command-line tools such as docker stats, third-party monitoring solutions such as Prometheus, and Docker’s built-in APIs. These tools help track resource usage, performance metrics, and the health status of containers.
4. You can view the logs...