Supervisor-logging
A [supervisor] plugin to stream events to an external Syslog instance (for example, Logstash).
Installation
Python 2.7 or Python 3.2+ is required.
` pip install supervisor-logging `
Note that supervisor itself does not yet work on Python 3, though it can be installed in a separate environment (because supervisor-logging is a separate process).
Usage
The Syslog instance to send the events to is configured with the environment variables:
SYSLOG_SERVER
SYSLOG_PORT
SYSLOG_PROTO
Add the plugin as an event listener:
` [eventlistener:logging] command = supervisor_logging events = PROCESS_LOG `
Enable the log events in your program:
` [program:yourprogram] stdout_events_enabled = true stderr_events_enabled = true `
[supervisor]: http://supervisord.org/
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