We just use rsyslog to send to ELK instance but it's less than perfect and it doesn't log everything we want to coz not every app have very good login. The pro

We just use rsyslog to send to ELK instance but it's less than perfect and it doesn't log everything we want to coz not every app have very good login. The problem I have encountered that even "simple" (just my home NAS + few devices) setups require some log mungling to get useful info into whatever system uses it. Many apps don't have "log in JSON" option in the first place, and near-always there is no real standard in fields of that message either. And also near-always I want to filter out or rate-limit some particularly spammy message or service just because I don't even want to look at it when browsing logs as it is just noise > Easy, no? My use case is not thousands of machines nor Terabytes of data logs per second. I just have a few machines and I don't want to deal with multi-clustered solutions or anything like that. Just 2 binaries! Does that exist? ...graylog I guess ? I looked at it and it is apparently pretty integrated, but price on higher volumes made us do ELK on "actual big stuff"