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Logstash
Syslog output plugin
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input {
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file {
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    path => "/var/log/syslog"
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    type => "syslog"
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    start_position => "beginning"
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  }
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​
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filter {
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  uuid {
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    target => "uuid"
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  }
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}
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​
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output {
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  syslog { appname => "my-awesome-app"
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           host => "logiq-server-dns.my-domain.com"
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           protocol => "ssl-tcp"
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           msgid => "%{uuid}"
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           ssl_cert => "client.crt"
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           ssl_key => "client.key"
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           ssl_cacert => "logiq.crt"
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           ssl_verify => true
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           port => "7514"
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           rfc => "rfc5424"
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           id => "%{uuid}"
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         }
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  stdout { codec => rubydebug }
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}
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NOTE: Change "host" , "appname", "ssl_cert", "ssl_key", "ssl_cacert" above to suit your configuration
HTTP output plugin
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output {
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   http {
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        url => "https://logiq-dns-or-ip/v1/json_batch"
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        headers => { "Authorization" => "Bearer <Auth token>" }
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        http_method => "post"
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        format => "json_batch"
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        content_type => "json_batch"
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        pool_max => 300
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        pool_max_per_route => 100
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        socket_timeout => 60
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       }
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}
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You can additionally control the data organization by specifying additional fields
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filter {
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  mutate {
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    add_field => { "cluster_id" => "demo-http-test" }
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    add_field => { "namespace" => "namespace_name" }
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    add_field => { "app_name" => "application_name" }
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    add_field => { "proc_id" => "process_or_pod_identifier" }
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  }
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}
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You can generate the Bearer token using logiqctl​
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$logiqctl get httpingestkey
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Syslog output plugin

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