logs cleanup on distributed architecture

Question

I'm looking for a way to implement the cleanup.sh script on a distributed infrastructure such that I am able to take advantage of using the shared-logs directory as the cleanup target. It seems silly to have to run the script on each server (and replicate the ../server/_scripts directory as well) when my main engine server has access to all logs via ../shared-logs/machine_name. 
 I've browsed through the ../server/_scripts/ant/logs.xml file and I'm not seeing an easy way to do this without possibly messing up the actual logging locations. 
 Has anyone accomplished this on a distributed setup? Thanks.

Parmida Borhani · Answer

You should be able to clean up logs on a distributed environment, simply by pointing the cleanup script at your shared logs directory. Similar to the examples in the documentation, make your target location the path to the shared logs directory: docs.appian.com/.../Data_Maintenance.html