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Hi all… for my cloudwatch logging links, the template is not filling the {{ .hostname }}, any other like logName, podName, etc is ok.
Any ideas?

not sure i remember all the details of the templating… can you give some examples of hostname?

are you looking for the instance a task ran on?

Yes.. is for a task, here is an example of hostname: *<https://us-east-1.console.aws.amazon.com/cloudwatch/home?region=us-east-1#logsV2:log-groups/log-group/$252Faws$252Fcontainerinsights$252Fstrider-apps$252Fapplication/log-events/ip-10-0-62-17.ec2.internal-application.var.log.containers.flyteconsole-577cfc8d9-2dvvl_flyte_flyteconsole-4da8ec2fa3316c018f0e55071c51065a70b6b1facff4cc933fa1d0b07aa1e49b.log|ip-10-0-6>*3-57 and part of the url generated by flyte is not rendering the hostname (escape problem maybe?): log-events/{{%20.hostname%20}}.var.log.containers

i don’t believe that that’s in the list of templating variables.  where did you get that from?

That’s how the url is being rendered for the hostname section… this is part of the template: `log-events/{{ `{{` }} .hostname {{ `}}` }}.var.log.containers.{{ `{{` }} .podName {{ `}}` }}`

.podName, namespace, containername and containerId are rendered with the correct values