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> That's why Graylog requires you to load a log entry example when creating an extractor So it still fails silently when the log format changes slightly, e.g.
by dozzie 8y ago
> That's why Graylog requires you to load a log entry example when creating an extractor
So it still fails silently when the log format changes slightly, e.g. upstream
fixes spelling or grammar in one of the log messages produced.
- babolivier 8y agoYep. You might be able to configure Graylog to alert you when an extractor fails, but I didn't go this far (as I said, we switched to another solution since then).