That makes sense, thanks Rob!
On Thu, Feb 5, 2015 at 6:06 PM, Rob Miller wrote:
> On 02/05/2015 04:39 AM, Victor Castell wrote:
>
>> Yeah I know it's different because my input is LogStreamer and the
>> example in docs was for receiving protobuf by tcp.
>>
>> I want to understand.
>>
>> When my
On 02/05/2015 04:39 AM, Victor Castell wrote:
Yeah I know it's different because my input is LogStreamer and the
example in docs was for receiving protobuf by tcp.
I want to understand.
When my LogStreamer reads a message it passes to the decoder a Protocol
Buffer message with the with the log
Yeah I know it's different because my input is LogStreamer and the example
in docs was for receiving protobuf by tcp.
I want to understand.
When my LogStreamer reads a message it passes to the decoder a Protocol
Buffer message with the with the log line in the message payload, that's
right?
Usin
The config that you cargo-culted from the docs is meant for an entirely
different use case. That's meant to handle cases where you're receiving
protocol buffer encoded Heka messages, each of which contains an Nginx access
log line as the message payload. This would be useful in a case where one
I managed to get a working config but I want to understand what's going on:
[syslog-decoder]
type = "MultiDecoder"
subs = ['nginx-access-decoder', 'rsyslog-decoder']
cascade_strategy = "first-wins"
log_sub_errors = false
In the nginx-access I'm deconding the corresponding access.log entries from
Didn't know of that! Life saver
Thanks!
El 30/1/2015 11:17, "Krzysztof Krzyżaniak"
escribió:
> W dni pią 30 sty, 2015 o 10∶34 użytkownik Victor Castell <
> vic...@victorcastell.com> napisał:
>
> Hi!
>
> I have a centralized rsyslog formatted logfile and I'm extracting nginx
> logs from there usi
W dni pią 30 sty, 2015 o 10∶34 użytkownik Victor Castell
napisał:
Hi!
I have a centralized rsyslog formatted logfile and I'm extracting
nginx logs from there using heka and the nginx access log decoder.
The problem is that the parser also logs every other log message out
to heka.log.
The
Hi!
I have a centralized rsyslog formatted logfile and I'm extracting nginx
logs from there using heka and the nginx access log decoder.
The problem is that the parser also logs every other log message out to
heka.log.
The volume of non nginx logs mixed in my rsyslog log is really huge so
heka.l
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