Daniel Berman's blog post discusses methods for logging Docker containers within AWS ECS environments, highlighting the challenges posed by the transient and distributed nature of containers. The post outlines two primary logging solutions: one using Logz.io's ELK Stack and the other utilizing AWS CloudWatch. The Logz.io ELK Stack approach requires creating a new ECS task definition with a Docker log collector that gathers various types of logs, including Docker daemon events and stats, allowing for comprehensive analysis and visualization using Kibana. On the other hand, the CloudWatch method employs the aws-logs logging driver to store and analyze container logs, although it does not support aggregating Docker daemon events or stats. Both methods require specific configurations, such as defining task roles and volume definitions for the ELK Stack, and setting up log groups and regions for CloudWatch. The post encourages users to leverage visualization tools and pre-built dashboards in ELK to monitor container events and suggests further reading for integrating CloudWatch logs into the ELK Stack.