gray-elf

Python logging formatter and handlers for Graylog Extended Log Format (GELF)

Simple usage

import logging
from gray_elf import GelfTcpHandler

logging.root.addHandler(
    GelfTcpHandler(host=GRAYLOG_HOST, port=GRAYLOG_PORT)
)

Change log

See CHANGELOG.

Metadata

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