Strange thing, because in my "Sent" folder the message is full of
content whereas I see the posting on the list empty.
Anyways, I'll repost the contents of the original message:
"I've seen Kiwi and Solarwinds in use and the main problem is not in
generating log events as such or forwarding them later with rsyslog or
any other solution. The problem in the end is that when you receive the
events at the destination, you're probably want to parse it into some
kind of log management software.
And here is where it gets tricky because your solution might not be very
happy with the format of the message. I suggest you take a look at both
of them if you're interested and see for yourself whether it's parseable
on your end.
If I remember correctly, kiwi sends some part of the data as xml and
some as key-value part of the syslog message but Solarwinds sends the
events rendered to a simple text message. (But I haven't seen the for
quite a while so this is just my vague recollection)."
Mariusz Kruk
Ekspert ds. Bezpieczeństwa IT
COMP S.A.
Pion Cyberbezpieczeństwa i Zarządzania Ryzykiem
e-mail: [email protected]
e-mail: [email protected]
tel: +48 608 623 299
On 27.08.2020 09:03, mariusz.kruk--- via rsyslog wrote:
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