Docker Windows Container with Graylog Sidecar and Fluentd - Anyone with a succesful story?

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@aguida79

The Windows container image that I’m using, which is servercore:ltsc2019, I think don’t have RDP option

I see your running Windows Server 2019 core? Is this correct? If so that sucks on my plan for logging into the windows container and downloading Graylog sidecar through browser. It can be done through PowerShell thou if permissions will allow it.

Second, Windows server 2019 Core/Desktop does have RDP but you need to enable it through the server Manager.

I do have another question , how do you create the service for the sidecar when creating Windows container?

& "C:\Program Files\graylog\sidecar\graylog-sidecar.exe" -service install
& "C:\Program Files\graylog\sidecar\graylog-sidecar.exe" -service start

@aguida79

Anyway, is not common to access to a container using RDP or SSH, you access using “docker exec” commonly.

My apologies, I don’t think I explain this well. I was looking at creating a Windows Docker container and then log into it using RDP session. Once you in the Windows environment you can down load it through the Browser and/or PowerShell. Not sure if that would help but its an idea if the Windows server 2019 is running. I believe once that is functioning you can make a copy of that container.
Just an Idea, sorry I can be more help but if I run into a situation like yours I post back here.