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NPM targeted by malware campaign mimicking familiar library names
Socket uncovered npm malware campaign mimicking popular Node.js libraries and packages from other ecosystems; packages steal data and execute remote code.
log4net.ElasticSearch.Async
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log4net.ElasticSearch.Async is a log4net appender, based on log4net.ElasticSearch package, for easy logging of exceptions and messages to Elasticsearch indices. The main improvement over log4net.ElasticSearch is background/async logging based on producer-consumer pattern, automatically utilizing bulk API in case of log event bursts. Currently the package provides: - Background/Async logging based on producer-consumer pattern (non-blocking for main application thread) - Configurable exponential backoff retry policy for communication with ElasticSearch - Configurable buffer sizes with rolling buffer option (both general producer-consumer buffer and intermediate flush buffer) - External machine IP added to log events (if possible) - Skipping TLS certificate validation for ElasticSearch endpoint - Setting custom HTTP(S) proxy - Disabling system HTTP(S) proxy - Using custom ElasticSearch processing pipeline - Gzip HTTP compression - NET Standard 2.0 support
log4net.ElasticSearch.Async is a log4net appender, based on log4net.ElasticSearch package, for easy logging of exceptions and messages to Elasticsearch indices. The main improvement over log4net.ElasticSearch is background/async logging based on producer-consumer pattern, automatically utilizing bulk API in case of log event bursts. Currently the package provides:
The package is based on the following repository:
Documentation available at http://jptoto.github.io/log4net.ElasticSearch/
You can always find the latest version of Elasticsearch for all platforms at https://www.elastic.co/downloads/elasticsearch (requires a recent version of the JRE)
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log4net.ElasticSearch.Async is a log4net appender, based on log4net.ElasticSearch package, for easy logging of exceptions and messages to Elasticsearch indices. The main improvement over log4net.ElasticSearch is background/async logging based on producer-consumer pattern, automatically utilizing bulk API in case of log event bursts. Currently the package provides: - Background/Async logging based on producer-consumer pattern (non-blocking for main application thread) - Configurable exponential backoff retry policy for communication with ElasticSearch - Configurable buffer sizes with rolling buffer option (both general producer-consumer buffer and intermediate flush buffer) - External machine IP added to log events (if possible) - Skipping TLS certificate validation for ElasticSearch endpoint - Setting custom HTTP(S) proxy - Disabling system HTTP(S) proxy - Using custom ElasticSearch processing pipeline - Gzip HTTP compression - NET Standard 2.0 support
We found that log4net.elasticsearch.async demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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