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One of the returning questions I received recently: why contribute to the syslog-ng upstream? I guess it is a question many open-source projects receive regularly. There are many generic answers. Here I would like to focus more on syslog-ng, focusing...
This is the 2020 edition of my most read blog entry about syslog-ng web-based graphical user interfaces (web GUIs). Many things have changed in the past few years. In 2011, only a single logging as a service solution was available, while nowadays, I ...
A question I often receive is ‘what are the differences between rsyslog and syslog-ng?’ It’s a little tricky to answer. First, because my experience is mostly with syslog-ng, and because there are many similarities between the two p...
It is the third year that syslog-ng has participated at Southern California Linux Expo or, as better known to many, SCALE ‒ the largest Linux event in the USA. In many ways it is similar to FOSDEM in Europe, however, SCALE also focuses on users and a...
Last week I visited All Things Open , one of the largest open source conferences of the US East Coast. The venue was the monumental building of the Raleigh Convention Center, just two blocks from Red Hat’s headquarters. I was presenting&nbs...