One note here is that the logs that containers running inside the pots are producing are stored by Docker
in a very structured way.
So all these logs are collected by Docker and are saved on each server at a certain path.
So the path is more docker containers and they're each container gets its own unique fleet named folder.
And that's where all the logs for that container actually go to.
And that information will be important later when we configure our log collection.
Now, you could also see the destination.
You can actually log into Lenard's service using S.H. However, you shouldn't actually change stuff
because you can easily break something.
So it's not really recommended, but in case you really need it, you could actually see the file structure
there and see that log location.