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What is the best and fastest way to transport .log files by syslog?

yangban
Explorer

Hi we are trying to transport several .log files to a Forwarder by syslog.

We used some bash scripts to do so, but it was just way too slow for us.(nearly 1MB/min)

Is there anyone know a faster way?

Thanks.

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FrankVl
Ultra Champion

You might want to take inspiration from this .conf17 talk: https://conf.splunk.com/conf-online.html?search=FN122172#/

Which uses a simple python script to send data to a HEC receiver.

Alternatively:
install a UF on the system where the log files are.
Or write a faster bash script (perhaps you can share what you had now).
Or configure an rsyslog/syslog-ng daemon to read from those files and then forward to a syslog receiver on the Forwarder.

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FrankVl
Ultra Champion

You might want to take inspiration from this .conf17 talk: https://conf.splunk.com/conf-online.html?search=FN122172#/

Which uses a simple python script to send data to a HEC receiver.

Alternatively:
install a UF on the system where the log files are.
Or write a faster bash script (perhaps you can share what you had now).
Or configure an rsyslog/syslog-ng daemon to read from those files and then forward to a syslog receiver on the Forwarder.

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yangban
Explorer

Thanks! I might try HEC!

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