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Using Logstash, is it possible to queue events in case the machine in question temporarily loses network connectivity?
by gm-conspiracy 9y ago
Using Logstash, is it possible to queue events in case the machine in question temporarily loses network connectivity?
- dozzie 9y agoIt should be, Logstash is just a message router, and this is one of the router's fundamental functions. Certainly this is true for Fluentd.
- coredog64 9y agoYes. Newer versions of Logstash have an on-disk queue that will store events that haven't been ACK'd by ElasticSearch. On the other side, every Beat (or nearly every Beat) can write to a messaging product like Kafka. That allows you to get logs off your client in the face of failures in either Logstash or ElasticSearch.