Stephen,
> The use case I'm referring to is hypothetical (basically I looking
> forward and considering how a single block can provide aggregated
> monitoring on resource usage
Would this address an issue I have, now that I do log rotation? I used to
be able to easily monitor the logs using tail. Even with log rotation
turned on for httpd, I am easily able to follow the logs because of
the --previous and --symlink options to the cronolog tool. With Avalon
logs, there is no similar option, but if I had the option of multiple
outputs from a log target, I could have both the rotating log files, and a
well-known output I could monitor.
--- Noel
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