Installs the loggly-python library and provides a definition for the configuration of Loggly logging.

More specifically, the loggly_conf definition will configure rsyslog to watch a log file and send its lines to a Loggly input. When first run, loggly_conf will create the input and authorize the server to publish events to that input.

Developed for and tested on Ubuntu 10.10 LTS

Written for EA2D and maintained here: https://github.com/mbabineau/loggly-cookbook

• Loggly account
• rsyslog configured and running

Required:

• loggly.domain - Loggly domain (e.g., "mysite.loggly.com")
• loggly.username - Loggly username
• loggly.password - Loggly password

Optional:

• loggly.compiletime - set this to true to install loggly dependencies during the Chef compilation step (as in build-essential cookbook)
• loggly.loggly_python.version - version of the loggly-python library to install (default is 0.1.2)

JSON example:

"loggly": {
  "username": "saucier",
  "password": "h0llandaise",
  "domain": "mysite"
}

Example:

loggly_conf "nginx-error" do
    device_ip node[:ip_address]
    input_file "/var/log/nginx/error.log"
    input_file_tag "nginx-error"
    input_file_state_file "stat-nginx-error"
end

Want to contribute? Great! Here's how:

• Fork the GitHub repository (https://github.com/mbabineau/loggly-cookbook)
• Apply your changes - bonus points for using a topic branch!
• Send a pull request (see http://help.github.com/pull-requests/)

I'll review, merge, and publish the changes. If you have any questions, email [email protected].

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