Jeff Waugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <quote who=3D"Ken Foskey">
> 
>> I have a lot of servers and data is flying everywhere in a nice
>> untraceable manner.  I was thinking of a logging daemon on every machin=
> e
>> that caches messages from each and then forwarded those messages to a
>> central daemon that will report on what is happening.
> 
> syslog is awesome for doing this, but on top of that...

I was thinking it might be fun to play with backing syslog with tdbrepl,
but only because I worked on the latter code once before and it was
the first thing that popped into my head.

http://tdbrepl.inodes.org/
>> Error tracking like nothing has happened for 2 hours, something broke.
>> Simple status reporting.  Where are things now and should I be worried.
>>=20
>> Of course netowrk links are not perfect. A truck and a Telstra box met
>> taking out one site for a day for example.  So I want the daemons to ca=
> che
>> messages and forward them when they are able to.
>>=20
>> Now I was thinking that this is probably one of those workflow middlewa=
> re
>> tools that handle this sort of stuff. Anyone have any ideas about these
>> things.
> 
> Pulling it all together with beauty and ease - Splunk <www.splunk.com>.
> 
> (This is not very coders though.)

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