Fluentd
0.12
0.12
  • Introduction
  • Overview
    • Getting Started
    • Installation
    • Life of a Fluentd event
    • Support
    • FAQ
  • Use Cases
    • Centralized App Logging
    • Monitoring Service Logs
    • Data Analytics
    • Connecting to Data Storages
    • Stream Processing
    • Windows Event Collection
    • IoT Data Logger
  • Configuration
    • Config File Syntax
    • Routing Examples
    • Recipes
  • Deployment
    • Logging
    • Monitoring
    • Signals
    • RPC
    • High Availability Config
    • Failure Scenarios
    • Performance Tuning
    • Plugin Management
    • Trouble Shooting
    • Secure Forwarding
    • Fluentd UI
    • Command Line Option
  • Container Deployment
    • Docker Image
    • Docker Logging Driver
    • Docker Compose
    • Kubernetes
  • Input Plugins
    • tail
    • forward
    • secure_forward
    • udp
    • tcp
    • http
    • unix
    • syslog
    • exec
    • scribe
    • multiprocess
    • dummy
    • Others
  • Output Plugins
    • file
    • s3
    • kafka
    • forward
    • secure_forward
    • exec
    • exec_filter
    • copy
    • geoip
    • roundrobin
    • stdout
    • null
    • webhdfs
    • splunk
    • mongo
    • mongo_replset
    • relabel
    • rewrite_tag_filter
    • Others
  • Buffer Plugins
    • memory
    • file
  • Filter Plugins
    • record_transformer
    • grep
    • parser
    • stdout
  • Parser Plugins
    • regexp
    • apache2
    • apache_error
    • nginx
    • syslog
    • ltsv
    • csv
    • tsv
    • json
    • multiline
    • none
  • Formatter Plugins
    • out_file
    • json
    • ltsv
    • csv
    • msgpack
    • hash
    • single_value
  • Developer
    • Plugin Development
    • Community
    • Mailing List
    • Source Code
    • Bug Tracking
    • ChangeLog
    • Logo
  • Articles
    • Store Apache Logs into MongoDB
    • Apache To Riak
    • Store Apache Logs into Amazon S3
    • Before Install
    • Cep Norikra
    • Collect Glusterfs Logs
    • Common Log Formats
    • Docker Logging Efk Compose
    • Docker Logging
    • Filter Modify Apache
    • Forwarding Over Ssl
    • Free Alternative To Splunk By Fluentd
    • Data Collection to Hadoop (HDFS)
    • Data Analytics with Treasure Data
    • Install By Chef
    • Install By Deb
    • Install By Dmg
    • Install By Gem
    • Install By Rpm
    • Install From Source
    • Install On Beanstalk
    • Install On Heroku
    • Java
    • Kinesis Stream
    • Kubernetes Fluentd
    • Monitoring by Prometheus
    • Monitoring by Rest Api
    • Nodejs
    • Performance Tuning Multi Process
    • Performance Tuning Single Process
    • Perl
    • Php
    • Python
    • Quickstart
    • Raspberrypi Cloud Data Logger
    • Recipe Apache Logs To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Apache Logs To Mongo
    • Recipe Apache Logs To S3
    • Recipe Apache Logs To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Cloudstack To Mongodb
    • Recipe Csv To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Csv To Mongo
    • Recipe Csv To S3
    • Recipe Csv To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Http Rest Api To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Http Rest Api To Mongo
    • Recipe Http Rest Api To S3
    • Recipe Http Rest Api To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Json To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Json To Mongo
    • Recipe Json To S3
    • Recipe Json To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Nginx To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Nginx To Mongo
    • Recipe Nginx To S3
    • Recipe Nginx To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Syslog To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Syslog To Mongo
    • Recipe Syslog To S3
    • Recipe Syslog To Treasure Data
    • Recipe Tsv To Elasticsearch
    • Recipe Tsv To Mongo
    • Recipe Tsv To S3
    • Recipe Tsv To Treasure Data
    • Ruby
    • Scala
    • Splunk Like Grep And Alert Email
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  • Step1: Installing Fluentd
  • Step2: Use Cases
  • Step3: Learn More

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Let's get started with Fluentd! Fluentd is a fully free and fully open-source log collector that instantly enables you to have a 'Log Everything' architecture with .

Fluentd treats logs as JSON, a popular machine-readable format. It is written primarily in C with a thin-Ruby wrapper that gives users flexibility.

Fluentd's scalability has been proven in the field: its largest user currently collects logs from 500,000+ servers.

Step1: Installing Fluentd

Please follow the installation/quickstart guides below that matches your environment.

Step2: Use Cases

The articles shown below cover the typical use cases of Fluentd. Please refer to the article(s) that suits your needs.

  • Use Cases

  • Basic Configuration

  • Application Logs

  • Happy Users :)

Step3: Learn More

The articles shown below will provide detailed information for you to learn more about Fluentd.

  • Plugin Overview

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Fluentd v0.12 doesn't support Windows environment. Please see for details. Fluentd v1.x supports Windows.

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Collecting Log Data from Windows
Data Search like Splunk
Data Filtering and Alerting
Data Analytics with Treasure Data
Data Collection to MongoDB
Data Collection to HDFS
Data Archiving to Amazon S3
Windows Event Collection
Config File
Ruby
Java
Python
PHP
Perl
Node.js
Scala
Users
Architecture Overview
Life of a Fluentd Event
Input Plugins
Output Plugins
Buffer Plugins
Filter Plugins
Parser Plugins
Formatter Plugins
High Availability Configuration
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