Hi Everyone, I'm trying to run graylog with a huge amount of incoming messages per second. To speed up indexing and make the data more easily queryable I'm interested in using GELF. When I do it over UDP it works perfectly; it's super efficient.
However, I can't find much information (libraries/modules/etc for Java and Python) with folks logging in GELF over TCP with TLS. Unfortunately I have some requirements that won't allow me ship the messages over an unencrypted connection and am forced to used to TLS. I can solve for this now by using rsyslog but it's not in GELF format. I'm curious if I'm not finding anything about GELF over TLS because: (A) there is a reason this sort of thing shouldn't be done, (B) I'm not looking in the right places (C) Just hasn't been a library developed that does this yet. (D) Something else. I started prototyping something with Python (socket/ssl) to do it but didn't want to get too far down the path if there is something fundamental I'm missing. They GELF documentation mentions TCP introduces headaches which I can understand from a high level but I'm not so much of an expert to know if I'll get myself in over my head if I write something to do this. Thanks for your help! -Russ -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "graylog2" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
