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Have you considered getting logs from journal? That could make this useful also in ops context. License? Business model?
by zokier 3y ago
Have you considered getting logs from journal? That could make this useful also in ops context.
License? Business model?
- piterrro 3y agoYou can $ logdy stdin 'journalctl -u service-name -f' I would need more feedback on a specific use case. I started with forwarding development logs in mind, however during the process I quickly realized there might be more use cases when one would find useful forwarding logs to web UI, example: ops, data science, long-running scripts. I hope to get feedback from these angles as well.
- zokier 3y agoSure and journalctl even has `--output json` flag that I suppose would work here. But still I think native journal support would be just convenient, and would avoid needing this two layers of filtering (first journalctl and then logdy)