I even bought the book and rebuilt my test environment servers from
scratch, but I still have the same issues.
On the central server, I have redis, logstash 1.4 and elasticsearch 1.3
installed - all from apt repositories. I verified that all services are
started and I can curl results from them, telnet to them from the client
server, etc. I can get to elasticsearch, redis, et al. Netstat is showing
that port 5514 is listening as configured for rsyslog messages within
logstash. I have configured rsyslog on the client to be as noisy as
possible and send all traffic to the IP address of the central server.
However, nothing ever shows up in logstash from the remote server even when
using logger. In fact, rsyslog on the localhost is not sending any
messages to logstash or redis. LLEN even shows zero items.
I have Googled everywhere and tried a multitude of suggestions including
rebuilding the entire setup in my virtual environment numerous times (and
yes, my virtual servers can see and talk to each other just fine). There
has to be something simple I am missing. Does anyone have any suggestions?
I even bought the book and rebuilt my test environment servers from
scratch, but I still have the same issues.
On the central server, I have redis, logstash 1.4 and elasticsearch 1.3
installed - all from apt repositories. I verified that all services are
started and I can curl results from them, telnet to them from the client
server, etc. I can get to elasticsearch, redis, et al. Netstat is showing
that port 5514 is listening as configured for rsyslog messages within
logstash. I have configured rsyslog on the client to be as noisy as
possible and send all traffic to the IP address of the central server.
However, nothing ever shows up in logstash from the remote server even when
using logger. In fact, rsyslog on the localhost is not sending any
messages to logstash or redis. LLEN even shows zero items.
I have Googled everywhere and tried a multitude of suggestions including
rebuilding the entire setup in my virtual environment numerous times (and
yes, my virtual servers can see and talk to each other just fine). There
has to be something simple I am missing. Does anyone have any suggestions?
On 17 September 2014 06:04, Marty Hillman <anti...@antimidas.net
<javascript:>> wrote:
I even bought the book and rebuilt my test environment servers from
scratch, but I still have the same issues.
On the central server, I have redis, logstash 1.4 and elasticsearch 1.3
installed - all from apt repositories. I verified that all services are
started and I can curl results from them, telnet to them from the client
server, etc. I can get to elasticsearch, redis, et al. Netstat is showing
that port 5514 is listening as configured for rsyslog messages within
logstash. I have configured rsyslog on the client to be as noisy as
possible and send all traffic to the IP address of the central server.
However, nothing ever shows up in logstash from the remote server even when
using logger. In fact, rsyslog on the localhost is not sending any
messages to logstash or redis. LLEN even shows zero items.
I have Googled everywhere and tried a multitude of suggestions including
rebuilding the entire setup in my virtual environment numerous times (and
yes, my virtual servers can see and talk to each other just fine). There
has to be something simple I am missing. Does anyone have any suggestions?
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