Added logzio

public/v4/apps/logzio-collector.yml

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+captainVersion: 4
+version: 3.3
+services:
+    '$$cap_appname':
+        image: logzio/docker-collector-logs:$$cap_version
+        volumes:
+            - /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock
+            - /var/lib/docker/containers:/var/lib/docker/containers
+        environment:
+            LOGZIO_TOKEN: '$$cap_token'
+            matchContainerName: '$$cap_matchContainerName'
+        caproverExtra:
+            notExposeAsWebApp: 'true'
+caproverOneClickApp:
+    variables:
+        - id: '$$cap_version'
+          label: Logzio collector version
+          defaultValue: '0.4.0'
+          description: See https://hub.docker.com/r/logzio/docker-collector-logs/tags for a list of versions.
+          validRegex: "/^([^\\s^\\/])+$/"
+        - id: '$$cap_token'
+          label: Logzio Token
+          defaultValue:
+          description: Get yours from https://app.logz.io/#/dashboard/send-your-data/log-sources/docker-swarm
+          validRegex: '/.{1,}/'
+        - id: '$$cap_matchContainerName'
+          label: matchContainerName env var for logzio
+          defaultValue: no-container-match-hence-no-logs
+          description: |-
+              Change the default value to empty if you want all logs to be shipped.
+              This is a comma-separated list of containers you want to collect the logs from. If a container's name partially matches a name on the list, that container's logs are shipped. Otherwise, its logs are ignored. Note: Can't be used with skipContainerName
+    instructions:
+        start: |-
+            With Logz.io you can have the open source monitoring tools on a fully managed cloud service.
+            Please visit https://app.logz.io/#/dashboard/send-your-data/log-sources/docker-swarm for more information on usage.
+        end: |-
+            Logzio log collector is deployed and has started collecting logs.
+    displayName: Logzio Logs Collector
+    isOfficial: true
+    description: With Logz.io you can have the open source monitoring tools on a fully managed cloud service.
+    documentation: See https://app.logz.io/#/dashboard/send-your-data/log-sources/docker-swarm.