This is a .NET driver for loggly.com.
Download the bits here: Loggly.zip
Create a new Logger with your input key:
var logger = new Logger(“my-long-key-that-i-got-when-setting-up-my-http-input”);
Use either a synchronous or asynchronous Log method.
To Log in a structured way that allows you to reliabily capture a Log Level and the Machine Name use:
logger.Log(StructuredLogLevel.debug, “machineName”, “Log Message”);
or for Async
logger.LogAsync(StructruedLogLevel.info, “machineName”, “Log Message”);
There are 5 different Log Levels available to you. They are:
info, debug, warn, error, fatal
If you want to log in plain text (esp if your Loggly input is already setup for text only), use the Log method:
logger.log(“This is my log message”);
First, setup the username/password you want to connect with:
LogglyConfiguration.Configure(c => c.AuthenticateWith(“username”, “password”));
Next, create a searcher with your domain:
var searcher = new Searcher(“mydomain”);
Finally, use the various Search methods.
Note that searching happens synchronously.
First, setup the username/password you want to connect with:
LogglyConfiguration.Configure(c => c.AuthenticateWith(“username”, “password”));
Next, create a facet with your domain:
var facet = new Facet(“mydomain”);
Finally, use the various GetDate, GetIp and @GetInput* methods.
Getting facts is always synchronous