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    • The syslog-ng insider 2021-05: 3.32; Fortigate; Windows event collector; FreeBSD; Pi;

      The syslog-ng insider 2021-05: 3.32; Fortigate; Windows event collector; FreeBSD; Pi;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 91st issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS syslog-ng 3.32 is now available Highlights include multi-threaded connection pooling to MongoDB servers and templat…
      • 13 May 2021
    • Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, CentOS & syslog-ng

      Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, CentOS & syslog-ng

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Last year, the CentOS project announced a major shift in strategy. Until recently, CentOS Linux has been a rebuild of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) sources, each RHEL release was quickly followed by a corresponding CentOS Linux release. While CentO…
      • 4 May 2021
    • Sending alerts to Discord and others from syslog-ng using Apprise: blocks and Python templates

      Sending alerts to Discord and others from syslog-ng using Apprise: blocks and Python templates

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      A returning question I get is: “I see, that you can send alerts from syslog-ng to Slack and Telegram, but do you happen to support XYZ?” Replace XYZ with Discord and countless others. So, last week I showed you how to send alerts to Disco...
      • 27 Apr 2021
    • First steps of sending alerts to Discord and others from syslog-ng: http() and Apprise

      First steps of sending alerts to Discord and others from syslog-ng: http() and Apprise

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      A returning question I get is: “I see, that you can send alerts from syslog-ng to Slack and Telegram, but do you happen to support XYZ?” Replace XYZ with Discord and countless others. Up until recently, my regular answer has been: “...
      • 20 Apr 2021
    • The syslog-ng insider 2021-04: Grafana; Windows agent; BSD;

      The syslog-ng insider 2021-04: Grafana; Windows agent; BSD;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 90th issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS Grafana, Loki, syslog-ng: jump-starting a new logging stack Talking to syslog-ng users, I found that many of them…
      • 15 Apr 2021
    • Changes in technologies supported by syslog-ng: Python 2, CentOS 6 & Co.

      Changes in technologies supported by syslog-ng: Python 2, CentOS 6 & Co.

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Technology is continuously evolving. There are regular changes in platforms running syslog-ng: old technologies disappear, and new technologies are introduced. While we try to provide stability and continuity to our users, we also need to adapt. Pyth…
      • 6 Apr 2021
    • Collecting Windows EventLog without installing extra software on Windows

      Collecting Windows EventLog without installing extra software on Windows

      csaba galffy
      csaba galffy
      Talking to users at both IT security and operations related conferences, they confessed the same: the less software the better. Less software to learn, maintain and follow in bug trackers. The Windows Event Collector (WEC) component of syslog-ng Prem…
      • 31 Mar 2021
    • Parsing Fortigate logs and other syslog-ng 3.31 news

      Parsing Fortigate logs and other syslog-ng 3.31 news

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Version 3.31 of syslog-ng has been released recently. One of its most user-visible features is the parser for Fortigate logs, yet another networking vendor that produces log messages not conforming to syslog specifications. Parsing Fortigate logs bui…
      • 18 Mar 2021
    • Syslog-ng & Pi day

      Syslog-ng & Pi day

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Today is March 14th, or as many geeks refer to it: Pi day. On this occasion, I would like to show you a syslog-ng configuration, which prints a huge π on the screen, and two recent articles that feature syslog-ng on the Raspberry Pi. Printing π...
      • 14 Mar 2021
    • The syslog-ng insider 2021-03: Kafka; Windows; Bastille;

      The syslog-ng insider 2021-03: Kafka; Windows; Bastille;

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      Dear syslog-ng users, This is the 89th issue of syslog-ng Insider, a monthly newsletter that brings you syslog-ng-related news. NEWS Consuming logs from a Kafka topic There is no official Kafka source in syslog-ng, but because this question comes up…
      • 11 Mar 2021
    • Installing latest syslog-ng on openSUSE, RHEL and other RPM distributions

      Installing latest syslog-ng on openSUSE, RHEL and other RPM distributions

      Peter Czanik
      Peter Czanik
      The syslog-ng application is included in all major Linux distributions, and you can usually install syslog-ng from the official repositories. If the core functionality of syslog-ng meets your needs, use the package in your distribution repository (yu…
      • 5 Mar 2021
    • When to use the syslog-ng agent for Windows?

      When to use the syslog-ng agent for Windows?

      csaba galffy
      csaba galffy
      You can collect log messages from a Windows host in multiple ways using syslog-ng. For large scale installations the easiest is to use the Windows Event Collector (WEC) component of syslog-ng Premium Edition (PE). This way you don’t have to ins...
      • 3 Mar 2021
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