Logstash is open-source and free. At some point Sematext contributed Solr
connector/output to Logstash. Here are some numbers about Logstash (and
rsyslog, which is also an option, though it doesn't have Solr output):
http://blog.sematext.com/2015/05/18/tuning-elasticsearch-indexing-pipeline-for-l
I am using log4j.properties which logs core name with each query...
Is there a way to generate separate logs for each core ?
Regards
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 2:13 PM, Rajesh Hazari
wrote:
> Logging :
>
> Just use logstash to a parse your logs for all collection and logstash
> forwarder and lumb
Thanks Rajesh... just trying to figure out if *logstash *is opensource and
free ?
On Mon, Jun 1, 2015 at 2:13 PM, Rajesh Hazari
wrote:
> Logging :
>
> Just use logstash to a parse your logs for all collection and logstash
> forwarder and lumberjack at your solr replicas in your solr cloud to se
Logging :
Just use logstash to a parse your logs for all collection and logstash
forwarder and lumberjack at your solr replicas in your solr cloud to send
the log events to you central logstash server and send it to back to solr
(either the same or different instance) to a different collection.
It will be great if you can provide your valuable inputs on strategy for
logging & security...
Thanks a lot in advance...
Logging :
- Is there a way to implement logging for each cores separately.
- What will be the best strategy to log every query details (like source
IP, search query, etc.
