Try to find a way to automatically set SystemMaxUse for systemd-journald.service. I knew I can set it in /etc/systemd/journald.conf manually. But it will restore to default after CoreOS updates in my experience.
Also, configuring drop-ins in cloud-config does not work because the default service definition file does not contain the SystemMaxUse field.
Is there a way to configure journald.conf through cloud config on CoreOS ? Or, is there a way to automatically set it ?
Try to find a way to automatically set SystemMaxUse for systemd-journald.service. I knew I can set it in /etc/systemd/journald.conf manually. But it will restore to default after CoreOS updates in my experience.
Updates will only touch /usr, which is read-only already. Anything written to /etc persists and can be managed, updated, whatever by you.
Also, configuring drop-ins in cloud-config does not work because the default service definition file does not contain the SystemMaxUse field.
I believe a drop-in can add new parameters not present in the original service file, so this shouldn't be an issue. Did you run into this previously? You may need to do a systemctl daemon-reload and restart systemd-journald for the changes to be picked up.
Is there a way to configure journald.conf through cloud config on CoreOS ? Or, is there a way to automatically set it ?
Writing this out via cloud-config and restarting systemd-journald should work.
