[heka] New plugins

2016-09-06 Thread Mike Gibson
Hello existing Heka users. I'm aware of the "DEPRECATED" status of the project but I'm still not prepared to abandon using Heka just yet. I just can't seem to find another tool out there with the equivalent number of I/O plugins, performance(hasn't been an issue for my scale) and flexibility. In th

Re: [heka] New plugins

2016-09-06 Thread Mathieu Parent
2016-09-06 22:03 GMT+02:00 Mike Gibson : > Hello existing Heka users. Hello, > I'm aware of the "DEPRECATED" status of the project but I'm still not > prepared to abandon using Heka just yet. I'm still using it too, but plan to migrate to hindsight. What features are missing for you? (for me:

Re: [heka] New plugins

2016-09-07 Thread Mike Gibson
Yup, would be happy to move to Hingsight someday. LogstreamerInput is a biggie. I imagine that will be difficult to re-implement in lua due to the complexity mentioned here: https://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/heka/2015-November/000882.html KafkaInput, HttpInput, HttpListenInput, ProcessInput, File

Re: [heka] New plugins

2016-09-07 Thread Michael Trinkala
Kafka - done (heavily used in our production setup and has been issue free compared to the Go version) https://mozilla-services.github.io/lua_sandbox_extensions/kafka/index.html HttpInput - easy (just use the lua socket HTTP client) HttpListenInput - pita (no HTTP server is currently available to t

Re: [heka] New plugins

2016-09-08 Thread Mathieu Parent
Hello, 2016-09-07 20:47 GMT+02:00 Michael Trinkala : [...] > FYI: Everything in the Mozilla production environments will be on the 1.0 > sandbox and Hindsight by the end of the year. Does this means that you don't use LogStreamerInput? (or that you'll port it before 2017?) Can you explain your p