Hi!
I'm the mentor for the Riak destination for syslog-ng project, please
allow me to answer the questions below:
> "Fred" == Fred Dushin writes:
Fred> As far as I understand, you're talking about a mapping from keys to
Fred> sets, but I'm unclear on a few things.
The idea is to ma
First off, Parth, this is a really exciting project, and I'm glad you're taking
it on.
As an SIEM refugee, I have a few questions about the proposal and a few
thoughts about syslog, generally, and that may help you work out some of your
thoughts about data types and how you plan to structure da
> "Christopher" == Christopher Meiklejohn writes:
>> The intention is to store log messages in each element of the set:
>> either as a string (syslog or json, or whatever else the user sees fit),
>> or as a map of key-value pairs (where values themselves can be maps
>> too).
> On May 5, 2015, at 1:01 PM, Gergely Nagy
> wrote:
>
>> "Christopher" == Christopher Meiklejohn writes:
>
>Christopher> I’m a bit concerned with your use of the set embedded in the
>Christopher> map.
>
> The original idea was to use a Set directly. The Set-in-Map thing was
> jus
> "Christopher" == Christopher Meiklejohn writes:
Christopher> I’m a bit concerned with your use of the set embedded in the
Christopher> map.
The original idea was to use a Set directly. The Set-in-Map thing was
just a thought experiment (Map-in-Set would make more sense).
Chris
> On May 2, 2015, at 2:48 PM, Parth Oberoi wrote:
>
> Hello Everyone,
>
> My proposal[0] for adding Riak as a destination to Syslog-ng was accepted for
> GSoC2015, so before my coding period begins i.e. 25th May, I wanted to do
> some ground work and take some feedback from the potential user
Hello Everyone,
My proposal[0] for adding Riak as a destination to Syslog-ng was accepted
for GSoC2015, so before my coding period begins i.e. 25th May, I wanted to
do some ground work and take some feedback from the potential users.
The proposal[0] contains all the initial implementation details
