Workaround for the workaround :)
Start TCP input with some port on graylog2 and use this config:
real_server 10.x.x.216 {
weight 10
! inhibit_on_failure
TCP_CHECK {
connect_timeout 10
connect_port
}
}
So graylog2 (application or serve
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> Hi,
>
I use status_code 200 but it do not work.
Currently we use rsyslog to forwad the messages. What kind of LB did u use
for Loadbalance your UDP Logs?
I know HA Proxy do not loadbalancing UDP. So I use LVS to balance my logs.
Unfortunately that won't be possible because of the ch
Just for fun, this should be an equivalent setup using HAProxy: (If you
are a HAProxy guru, please correct this)
backend graylog2
mode http
balance roundrobin
option httpchk GET /system/lbstatus/
http-check expect status 200
server web1 10.0.0.10:12900 check
server web2 10
I didn't see him specify that he was using GELF format for his logs. I
think this is a load-balancer configuration problem. Here are the values
you can check with a load-balancer:
"The status knows two different states, ALIVE and DEAD, which is also the
text/plain response of the resource. Addit
Hi,
On Wednesday, 21 January 2015 15:23:01 UTC+1, kutscher wrote:
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> Hello, i want to use Loadbalance UDP Syslog Messages to the Graylog2
> Nodes.
>
Unfortunately that won't be possible because of the chunking mechanism
being used when submitting GELF messages via UDP because all chunks must
