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DZone > DevOps Zone > May the Fourth Be With Your Logs

May the Fourth Be With Your Logs

Check out these fun Star Wars/DevOps mash-up GIFs from Loggly, and May the fourth be with your logs!

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May. 04, 16 · DevOps Zone · Opinion
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I once heard a wise man say, “Cut through logs a DevOps Jedi must!”, and the rest was history. Now everyone wants to help to reveal what matters in their log files. Take C-3PO just the other day:

StarWars-Comic

Don’t forget to strike your best #JediHoover pose to celebrate Star Wars Day today!  You could be the lucky winner of a copy of Star Wars: The Force Awakens.

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When your system is down and you realize you didn’t collect all the logs.

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If it works in staging, it will work in production, they said.

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Yes, we do DevOps, but we’re in the early implementation stage.

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When somebody tells you the terminated Docker containers took their logs with them.

Docker (software) WAR (file format) DevOps Production (computer science) History (command) Implementation Jedi (game engine)

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