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# Example configuration of Wendelin output for Fluentd ## built-in TCP input, so we can accept messages from other fluentd(s) and so ## that fluent-cat works: ## $ echo <json|msgpack> | fluent-cat <tag> <source> @type forward @id forward_input </source> # HTTP input # http://localhost:8888/<tag>?json=<json> <source> @type http @id http_input port 8888 </source> ## output tag=sensor.** to Wendelin <match <YOUR_SENSOR_TAG>.**> @type wendelin @id wendelin_out streamtool_uri <Wendelin_URL>/erp5/portal_ingestion_policies/<YOUR_INGESTION_POLICY_ID> # TODO ^^^ do not check peer's certificate user <your_wendelin_user> password <your_wendelin_password> # all parameters of BufferedOutput & Output classes are supported too, e.g. # `buffer_type`, `flush_interval`, `num_threads`, `log_level`, etc - see # their code near: # # https://github.com/fluent/fluentd/blob/master/lib/fluent/output.rb#L182 # # logging setup description: # # http://docs.fluentd.org/articles/logging buffer_type memory #buffer_path "#{ENV['HOME']/var}" flush_interval 5s </match> # ---- monitoring & debugging ---- # Listen HTTP for monitoring # http://localhost:24220/api/plugins # http://localhost:24220/api/plugins?type=TYPE # http://localhost:24220/api/plugins?tag=MYTAG <source> @type monitor_agent @id monitor_agent_input port 24220 </source> # Listen DRb for debug <source> @type debug_agent @id debug_agent_input bind 127.0.0.1 port 24230 </source> ## match tag=debug.** and dump to console <match debug.**> @type stdout @id stdout_output </match> ## match fluent's internal events #<match fluent.**> # @type null #</match> ## match not matched logs and write to file #<match **> # @type file # path /var/log/fluent/else # compress gz #</match>
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