Getting Things Done With Graylog v3.2
Graylog Enterprise v3.2 is out in the world, customers are using it and loving it, and we want to share with you what we’ve learned from them.
Improve Your Logging Efforts by Leveraging Your Search History
In this article, we will discuss some ways to get the best out of your saved searches and to speed up the search process.
Improving Kubernetes Clusters’ Efficiency with Log Management
Log management plays an important role in helping to debug Kubernetes clusters, improve their efficiency, and monitor them for any suspicious activity.
Making data-driven decisions with log management software
Data-driven decisions certainly are more reliable than those based upon mere instinct, and logs are a fantastic source of information to fuel a company’s business intelligence strategies.
Server Log Files in a Nutshell
Where do server requests come from and why? You can find this information and more in server log files.
Turning Unstructured Data Into Structured Data With Log Management Tools
What makes data structured or unstructured and how does that affect your logging efforts and information gain?
Monitoring Graylog – Host Metrics that you should Monitor Regularly
Once you have Graylog fully up and running, it’s best to implement a plan for monitoring your system to make sure everything is operating correctly. Graylog already provides various ways to access internal metrics, but we are often asked what to monitor.
Using a Hot/Warm Elasticsearch Cluster
Starting with Graylog v2.3, we’ve added support for Elasticsearch 5. As you may know, Elasticsearch 5 allows the use of the hot/warm cluster architecture.
What is the hot/warm cluster architecture and why is it important to Graylog?
Growing From Single Server to Graylog Cluster
In our second Back to Basics post, we’ll walk through the process of scaling your environment from one Graylog server to a Graylog cluster.
Filebeat to Graylog: Working with Linux Audit Daemon Log File
If you run the audit daemon on your Linux distribution you might notice that some of the most valuable information produced by auditd is not transmitted when you enable syslog forwarding to Graylog.
