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Everything's running on either podman or systemd so all my logs end up in journald.
CrowdSec is configured to look into journald even for the containers (via the CONTAINER_NAME filter). Other than that I don't have any automatic log parsing set up.
When they end up getting bit I just run
sudo journalctl --vacuum-size=100M --rotate
and call it a day.