Is there a possibility that it was using Elastic before (through some logging driver) but that it defaulted to using json.log (default) logger driver now?

I was digging around a bit, it seems that for the worker containers use default logging, that is: they use json.log files stored in /var/lib/docker/container/<hash> folders. When I do up/down of docker compose, these container folders are purged and with them my console log is gone.

Looks like that docker-compose down && docker-compose up flush console output. I upgraded server to 1.16.2-502, didn't had that problem before. Any idea?

Hi @<1702492411105644544:profile|YummyGrasshopper29> , console logs are saved in Elastic. I would check on the status of your container