pyglog
A CLI for Graylog API calls
You must set GRAYLOG_ADDR and GRAYLOG_TOKEN or define them in a .env file.
Example:
GRAYLOG_ADDR="https://graylog.example.com"
GRAYLOG_TOKEN="XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
Usage:
$ pyglog [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--install-completion: Install completion for the current shell.--show-completion: Show completion for the current shell, to copy it or customize the installation.--help: Show this message and exit.
Commands:
list-sidecars: List Sidecarslist-configurations: List Sidecar Configurationslist-configurations-by-tag: List Sidecar Configurations associated...list-matching-sidecars: List Sidecars that contain the search stringget-configuration-by-id: Get details for a configuration by ID.get-configuration-by-tag: Get details for a configuration by tag name.get-sidecar-by-id: Get sidecar by IDget-sidecar-details: Get details for Sidecars that match the...apply-configuration-sidecars: Apply a Configuration to Sidecars with a...remove-configuration-sidecars: Remove a Configuration from Sidecars with...
pyglog list-sidecars
List Sidecars
Usage:
$ pyglog list-sidecars [OPTIONS]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog list-configurations
List Sidecar Configurations
Usage:
$ pyglog list-configurations [OPTIONS]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog list-configurations-by-tag
List Sidecar Configurations associated with tag
Arguments:
tag: The name of the tag.
Usage:
$ pyglog list-configurations-by-tag [OPTIONS] TAG
Arguments:
TAG: [required]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog list-matching-sidecars
List Sidecars that contain the search string
Arguments:
search_string: A substring that matches one or more sidecar hostnames.
Usage:
$ pyglog list-matching-sidecars [OPTIONS] SEARCH_STRING
Arguments:
SEARCH_STRING: [required]
Options:
--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog get-configuration-by-id
Get details for a configuration by ID.
Usage:
$ pyglog get-configuration-by-id [OPTIONS] CONFIGURATION_ID
Arguments:
CONFIGURATION_ID: [required]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog get-configuration-by-tag
Get details for a configuration by tag name.
Usage:
$ pyglog get-configuration-by-tag [OPTIONS] CONFIGURATION_TAG
Arguments:
CONFIGURATION_TAG: [required]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog get-sidecar-by-id
Get sidecar by ID
Usage:
$ pyglog get-sidecar-by-id [OPTIONS] SIDECAR_ID
Arguments:
SIDECAR_ID: [required]
Options:
--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog get-sidecar-details
Get details for Sidecars that match the search string
Arguments:
search_string: A string that matches sidecar hostnames.
Usage:
$ pyglog get-sidecar-details [OPTIONS] SEARCH_STRING
Arguments:
SEARCH_STRING: [required]
Options:
-s, --silent: Silent mode. No output.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog apply-configuration-sidecars
Apply a Configuration to Sidecars with a hostname that contains the search string.
Arguments:
search_string: A substring that matches one or more sidecar hostnames.
tag_id: The tag used to locate the configuration to be applied
Usage:
$ pyglog apply-configuration-sidecars [OPTIONS] SEARCH_STRING TAG_ID
Arguments:
SEARCH_STRING: [required]TAG_ID: [required]
Options:
--no-confirm: Do not prompt for confirmation.--help: Show this message and exit.
pyglog remove-configuration-sidecars
Remove a Configuration from Sidecars with a hostname that contains the search string.
Arguments:
search_string: A substring that matches one or more sidecar hostnames.
tag_id: The tag used to locate the configuration to be applied
Usage:
$ pyglog remove-configuration-sidecars [OPTIONS] SEARCH_STRING TAG_ID
Arguments:
SEARCH_STRING: [required]TAG_ID: [required]
Options:
--no-confirm: Do not prompt for confirmation.--help: Show this message and exit.
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