pedromazala/fluentd-logger

A Fluentd logging component for Laravel

v1.1.0 2017-11-14 12:57 UTC

Requires

• php: ~5.6|~7.0
• fluent/logger: ~1.0
• illuminate/support: ~5.1

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ~4.0||~5.0||~6.0
• squizlabs/php_codesniffer: ^2.3

MIT

• Pedro Mázala
• Devon Weller

• logging
• fluentd

README

Sends application log messages and events to a fluentd log shipper.

Installation

Add the package via composer

composer require tokenly/fluentd-logger

Usage with Laravel

Add the Service Provider

Add the following to the providers array in your application config:

Tokenly\FluentdLogger\FluentdLoggerServiceProvider::class,

Set the environment variables

APP_CODE=myapp
FLUENTD_ENABLED=true
FLUENTD_APPLOG_LEVEL=debug

# this makes the default Laravel monolog handler very quiet to not fill up the hard drive
APP_LOG_LEVEL=emergency

# for a local fluentd instance (recommended)
FLUENTD_SOCKET=/tmp/fluentd.sock

# if using a remote fluentd server (not recommended)
# FLUENTD_HOST=http://some.host
# FLUENTD_PORT=24224

Standard Log Events

Normal log events are sent to fluentd using standard Laravel logging functions

Illuminate\Support\Facades\Log::info("hello world");

Measurement Events

To measure an event, use fluent_measure($event, $data=[], $tags=null);

fluent_measure('widget.created', ['widgets' => 4], ['username' => 'leroy']);

$data should contain numeric data. Think of $tags as additional indexes for that data. A timestamp is included by default.

Usage without Laravel

$fluent_logger = new \Tokenly\FluentdLogger\FluentLogger($host, $port);

# set a tag prefix
$app_code = 'myapp';
$environment = 'production';
$tag = 'applog.'.$app_code.'.'.$environment;

# set up monolog
$monolog->pushHandler(new \Tokenly\FluentdLogger\FluentMonologHandler($fluent_logger, $tag));

# set up fluent event logger for measurements
$measurement_logger = new \Tokenly\FluentdLogger\FluentEventLogger($fluent_logger, 'measure.'.$app_code.'.'.$environment);


# use monolog
$monolog->info("hi world");

# use measurements
$measurement_logger->log('widget.created', ['widgets' => 4], ['username' => 'leroy']);