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code.cloudfoundry.org/go-loggregator/v9
This is a golang client library for Loggregator.
If you have any questions, or want to get attention for a PR or issue please reach out on the #logging-and-metrics channel in the cloudfoundry slack
At present, Loggregator supports two API versions: v1 (UDP) and v2 (gRPC). This library provides clients for both versions.
Note that this library is also versioned. Its versions have no relation to the Loggregator API.
This repository should be imported as:
import loggregator "code.cloudfoundry.org/go-loggregator/v9"
To build the examples, cd
into the directory of the example and run go build
Emits envelopes to metron using dropsonde.
Emits envelopes to metron using the V2 loggregator-api.
Required Environment Variables:
CA_CERT_PATH
CERT_PATH
KEY_PATH
Emits information about the running Go proccess using a V2 ingress client.
Required Environment Variables:
CA_CERT_PATH
CERT_PATH
KEY_PATH
Reads envelopes from the Loggregator API (e.g. Reverse Log Proxy).
Required Environment Variables:
CA_CERT_PATH
CERT_PATH
KEY_PATH
LOGS_API_ADDR
SHARD_ID
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