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Java logging, and our awesome community
Since I’m on a roll with the blog posts, I thought I’d quickly cover some of the ways you can log out of your Java code… Read more
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IBM developerWorks podcast with Andy Glover
Andy Glover (from App47) hosts a podcast on IBM developerWorks, and asked me to chat about some of the things we’re doing here at loggly. I… Read more
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Automating Pylint Integration With Jenkins
If you write a lot of Python code it pays to setup ways to automate code quality control. Jenkins, an open source continuous integration server, is… Read more
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Nearly Real Time Indexing and Search of Log Data with Solr
Jon Gifford, Loggly at Lucene Revolution: “Streaming into Solr: Nearly Real Time Indexing and Search of Log Data” from Lucene Revolution on Vimeo. Jon Gifford,… Read more
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Logging From Your Applications
I get asked a lot by developers and sysadmins how they should write their log messages and how they should configure their applications to log. They… Read more
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Alerting with Loggly and Pagerduty
I recently wrote a blog post about triggering Woot lights on my desk with some simple Python code and Loggly. While hooking up Loggly to an… Read more
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Using the Loggly Node.js Library
Loggly uses a fair amount of Node.js and it’s currently my favorite backend framework in which to develop cool mashups with Loggly. Last month Charlie Robbins… Read more
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Do You Have a Logstash?
I’m a dev ops guy, and I’ve been talking about logging problems for a long while now. Talking about storing logs. Talking about parsing logs. Talking… Read more
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Node.js SSL Server Example
A buddy of mine pinged me today because he saw my name on Silas Sewell’s howto post on doing HTTP/SSLwith Node.js. I emailed Silas a few… Read more
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Lodge: A HTTP to Syslog Proxy with Node.js
Lately, I’ve been a real eager beaver about tweeting anything that even remotely mentions Node.js in passing. In fact, earlier in the year when I first… Read more