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>> streaming to a central location via syslog or scribe Ahh, "man mkpipe", you're mixing up a separate concept - streaming to a remote host vs streaming via a
by 3amOpsGuy 14y ago
>> streaming to a central location via syslog or scribe
Ahh, "man mkpipe", you're mixing up a separate concept - streaming to a remote host vs streaming via a pipe on the filesystem.
>> standard approach in my corner of the world
Syslog streaming has been a common approach since the ~70s i'd guess? Likely before.
>> yet feel entitled to give ops-advice that is at odds with how the rest of the world operates
Hopefully, you see the irony in this.
- moe 14y agoCut it out already... you're mixing up a separate concept - streaming to a remote host vs streaming via a pipe on the filesystem You said above, quote: but that introduces much larger problems and would in no way be compatible with the app rolling its log files. Why would you have log-pipes, or log-files on your app-servers to begin with? Syslog streaming has been a common approach since the ~70s i'd guess? Then how come you're not doing it? Hopefully, you see the irony in this. All I'm seeing is a constant stream of arrogance that doesn't seem to be backed up. Also, the command that you wanted to helpfully point out is called "mkfifo" or "mknod".
- 3amOpsGuy 14y ago>> Hopefully, you see the irony in this. >> All I'm seeing is a constant stream of arrogance Perhaps not...