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rsyslog-postgres-tools

rsyslog-postgres-tools is a collection of Python based tools for interacting with, search, and managing syslog events stored in a PostgreSQL database by an rsyslog daemon. The tool set includes the following functionality:

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    Cope Systems
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    Open Source (AGPL-3.0) and Free product.
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    • English

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What is rsyslog-postgres-tools?

rsyslog-postgres-tools is a collection of Python based tools for interacting with, search, and managing syslog events stored in a PostgreSQL database by an rsyslog daemon. The tool set includes the following functionality:

  • A web viewer for logs, with integrated search capabilities and user defined formatting.
  • An OpenAPI 2.0 (also known as Swagger) REST API for performing programmatic searches or developing custom applications that utilize the log data stored in the database.
  • A database cleaner script, for simplifying automated removal of old log entries.
  • A command line "tail" script (in the vein of "tail -f") that watches and prints new syslog events as they appear in the database.
  • A command line "search" script that allows the user to search and report matching syslog events stored in the database.

The tool can be installed as a Python package or loaded as a Docker container, and should work with the default schema used by rsyslog with the ompgsql module.

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