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I'd also suggest looking at both Logstash and Greylog2. They both can use MongoDB as the storage engine for logs, and can also do the field extractions.
by kordless 15y ago
I'd also suggest looking at both Logstash and Greylog2. They both can use MongoDB as the storage engine for logs, and can also do the field extractions.
- ashish_0x90 15y agoFWIW, Graylog2 will be switching to ElasticSearch backend from the existing MongoDB, citing lack of performance constraints(and lack of better FTS functionality) specific to MongoDB. Find the entire comment here - http://groups.google.com/group/graylog2/browse_thread/thread/da6bf5d51ae34bad/0aeaea558efd9568?show_docid=0aeaea558efd9568 http://groups.google.com/group/graylog2/browse_thread/thread... This is something I am working on right now, which is to have a centralized logging system in place for the production servers. Logs will get indexed in ElasticSearch(pretty awesome project, imho!!), where I can run search queries against the indexes. I am using logstash for parsing, routing logs from production servers to elasticsearch instance.