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Recipe Apache Logs To Elasticsearch
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Recipe Syslog To Elasticsearch
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Recipe Syslog To Mongo
Looking to get data out of syslog into mongo? You can do that with fluentd in 10 minutes!
Here is how:
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$ gem install fluentd
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$ gem install fluent-plugin-mongo
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$ touch fluentd.conf
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fluentd.conf should look like this (just copy and paste this into fluentd.conf):
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<source>
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@type syslog
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port 5140
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bind 0.0.0.0
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tag system.local
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</source>
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​
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<match **>
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@type mongo
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database <db name> #(required)
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collection <collection name> #(optional; default="untagged")
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host <hostname> #(optional; default="localhost")
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port <port> #(optional; default=27017)
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</match>
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After that, you can start fluentd and everything should work:
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$ fluentd -c fluentd.conf
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Of course, this is just a quick example. If you are thinking of running fluentd in production, consider using td-agent, the enterprise version of Fluentd packaged and maintained by Treasure Data, Inc..
If this article is incorrect or outdated, or omits critical information, please let us know. Fluentd is a open source project under Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF). All components are available under the Apache 2 License.
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