Fluent::Plugin::Logentries
Forward logs to Logentries, using token based input.
Looks at the tag/message to find out where the log should go.
Installation
install with gem or fluent-gem command as:
native gem
$ gem install fluent-plugin-logentries
fluentd gem
$ /opt/td-agent/embedded/bin/fluent-gem install fluent-plugin-logentries
Configruation file (YML)
My-Awesome-App:
app: MY-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN
access: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN (*)
error: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN-1 (*)
Another-app:
app: 2bfbea1e-10c3-4419-bdad-7e6435882e1f
access: 5deab21c-04b1-9122-abdc-09adb2eda22 (*)
error: 9acfbeba-c92c-1229-ccac-12c58d82ecc (*)
(*) access
and error
are optional, if you don't use multiple log per host just provide an app token.
This file is read on changes, it allows on fly modifications.
Usage
<match pattern>
type logentries
config_path /path/to/logentries-tokens.conf
</match>
Parameters
type (required)
The value must be logentries
.
config_path (required)
Path of your configuration file, e.g. /opt/logentries/tokens.conf
protocol
The default is tcp
.
use_ssl
Enable/disable SSL for data transfers between Fluentd and Logentries. The default is true
.
port
Only in case you don't use SSL, the value must be 80
, 514
, or 10000
. The default is 20000
(SSL)
max_retries
Number of retries on failure.
tag_access_log, tag_error_log
This is use in case you tag your access/error log and want them to be push into another log.
Contributing
- Fork it ( http://github.com/woorank/fluent-plugin-logentries/fork )
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature
) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature'
) - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature
) - Create new Pull Request
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