Hello expert,
Happly new year! J.
We used Graylog2 0.92.3 plus SLES syslog-ng to received network devices
logs,Network devices sending their logs via UPD port to SLES syslog-ng
server,
Graylog2 used syslog udp input to receive the network device messages.
Well, you know there have many
Hi Joseph,
If you are going to hit 2000/msg/sec take a look at
this config for ES:
index.refresh_interval: 5s
Just read about to get familiar what is is about.
I think the "output_flush_interval = 1" in the graylog.conf file is to
get the same result as the es configuration.
Op zondag 4 jan
Thanks Jochen
>From your suggestion I understand that I can leverage on this logback json
appender to write logs that would meet graylogs gelf specifications as in
make sure the gelf required fields are part of each entry and that the
custom fields have a prepending underscore.
Correct me if you
You can cheat Kibana's version check to get around this issue. Edit the
index.js file with the kibana.jar file (kibana/public) and change
'minimumElasticsearchVersion' from '1.4.0' to '1.3.4'. I haven't done much
testing with this yet, but it does allow you to search through your indices
at lea
Hello Joseph,
you can use the Logback JSON encoder for Logstash (
https://github.com/logstash/logstash-logback-encoder) with any Logback
appender to write JSON which is compatible with logstash.
Cheers,
Jochen
On Saturday, 3 January 2015 15:17:10 UTC+1, Joseph DJOMEDA wrote:
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> Hello All,
Hello Arie,
Thank you for your pointers. I am currently seeing something like 600msg/s.
But that's just 3 boxes, I am expecting at the end of the migration
something like 2000msg/s
On Saturday, January 3, 2015 10:32:11 PM UTC, Arie wrote:
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> check on memory usage by ES, in my case the ES_HEAP_
