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search log4j files

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  • Started 3 months ago by thomas.j.lutmer
  • Latest reply from Lance

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  1. thomas.j.lutmer
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    I found the Apache Pinpoint project, it looks like the last commit was in 2009.  Does anyone know if this project is active anymore or if there are other products I should look at?

    Posted 3 months ago #
  2. Lance
    Professional Services Engineer

    THere are several log processing tools. I do not know what facilities they have for text search.

    Apache Chainsaw is one: http://logging.apache.org/chainsaw/index.html

    This page at Gossamer Threads mentions some more: http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/114868

    My experience doing this is that you need a log4j or other template that does the timestamp and the report on the same line. It should be possible to write a DIH script with a regular expression that transforms you logfile timestamp format into the UTC format that Solr uses.

    Posted 3 months ago #
  3. Lance
    Professional Services Engineer

    For large volumes of logging, there are log archive&search upload services. Loggly and Papertrail are on Amazon, so you can write apps that read S3 buckets.

    Posted 3 months ago #
  4. Lance
    Professional Services Engineer

    These guys just went live: http://soleami.com/

    Posted 3 months ago #

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