Add plugin and artifact for sending client events to rsyslog #138
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This artifact sends events from configured client event artifacts to
the local rsyslog listening with the imuxsock input module on the
specified unix domain socket.
The plugin uses a file backed ring buffer when needed and should be able
to survive short outages of the rsyslog daemon (like restarts) without
losing events - up to 1GB of events.
Tested with this rsyslog config:
input(type="imuxsock" socket="/tmp/velo-socket" ruleset="velo-ruleset")
ruleset(name="velo-ruleset") {
action(type="omfile" file="/tmp/velo.log")
}
gosipyan
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Oct 8, 2025
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This artifact sends events from configured client event artifacts to the local rsyslog listening with the imuxsock input module on the specified unix domain socket.
The plugin uses a file backed ring buffer when needed and should be able to survive short outages of the rsyslog daemon (like restarts) without losing events - up to 1GB of events.
Tested with this rsyslog config:
input(type="imuxsock" socket="/tmp/velo-socket" ruleset="velo-ruleset") ruleset(name="velo-ruleset") {
action(type="omfile" file="/tmp/velo.log")
}