The January #syslog_ng newsletter is now available:

- Why use a http()-based destination in syslog-ng?

- #CloudFlare 's logging pipeline

- Working with multiple #systemd-journal namespaces

- Logging to #Humio / #Logscale simplified in syslog-ng

Read it at https://www.syslog-ng.com/community/b/blog/posts/the-syslog-ng-insider-2024-01-http-cloudflare-systemd-journal-humio-logscale

Logging into #Humio (which was recently re-branded to CrowdStrike Falcon #LogScale) was available for years in syslog-ng, using their #Elasticsearch compatible API. Support for Logscale’s native API is now also available in #syslog_ng:

https://www.syslog-ng.com/community/b/blog/posts/logging-to-humio-logscale-simplified-in-syslog-ng

#LogManagement

It's fun when you read a documentation and suddenly you see that integration with the software you work on is documented. You open the page, and suddenly there is a link to your blog:

https://zincsearch-docs.zinc.dev/ingestion/syslog-ng/

So, yes, #Zinc works with #syslog_ng, just like #Elasticsearch, @OpenSearchProject or #Humio :)

One of the most popular destinations in #syslog_ng is #Elasticsearch (and #OpenSearch, #Zinc,
#Humio, etc.). The 12th part of my syslog-ng #tutorial shows you how to send log messages to Elasticsearch.

https://youtu.be/44rFCmSdb6M

#YouTube