A scalable stack of Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana for your own BOSH-managed infrastructure.

• Multiple Protocols - to receive logs via syslog (+TLS), relp, or lumberjack
• Queue - to buffer against surges of log messages
• Custom Parsing - to extract the fields from your own application-specific log format via logstash filters
• Search - to find, aggregate, and report on those fields via elasticsearch
• Visualize - to create and share dashboards of your logs via kibana
• Archive - to retain log messages compressed and offsite in long-term storage via Amazon S3 or SFTP
• Curator - to set log retention

Upload the latest logsearch release from bosh.io...

$ bosh upload release https://bosh.io/d/github.com/logsearch/logsearch-boshrelease

If you are using bosh-lite, you can get started with our sample manifest, bosh-lite.yml...

$ bosh -d templates/bosh-lite.yml deploy

For more details, review the docs/ or raise an issue if you run into a bug.

To run a sanity test which ships some sample logs, parses, and then queries them, use the pre-configured test_e2e_errand errand from templates/bosh-lite.yml...

$ bosh -d templates/bosh-lite.yml run errand test_e2e_errand
...snip...
==> Validating results...
SUCCESS

To run tests for logsearch-shipper integration, run the included script...

$ ./bin/logsearch-shipper-config-buildtest
...snip...
SUCCESS

We currently maintain two release channels...

• final - our latest stable, final release (also available on bosh.io)
• develop - the latest build from our develop branch which has passed all our tests

You can find the artifacts with the following URI templates...

• Latest Version: https://logsearch-boshrelease.s3.amazonaws.com/{channel}/version
• Release Tarball: https://logsearch-boshrelease.s3.amazonaws.com/{channel}/release/logsearch-{version}.tgz
• Source Tarball: https://logsearch-boshrelease.s3.amazonaws.com/{channel}/src/logsearch-src-{version}.tgz

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