| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Sources (Windowsdevices, Syslog, Linux , network devices, apps | Various data sources such as network devices, servers, applications, etc., send log data. |
| Logstash (1st Instance) | Collects and processes the raw log data from various sources and outputs it to Redis for buffering. |
| Redis | Acts as a buffering layer to handle high-throughput log data efficiently and ensure data persistence in case of Logstash or Elasticsearch downtimes. |
| Logstash (2nd I |
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| | Component | Description | | |
| |-----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| | Sources (Windowsdevices, Syslog, Linux , network devices, apps | Various data sources such as network devices, servers, applications, etc., send log data. | | |
| | Logstash (1st Instance)| Collects and processes the raw log data from various sources and outputs it to Redis for buffering. | | |
| | Redis | Acts as a buffering layer to handle high-throughput log data efficiently and ensure data persistence in case of Logstash or Elasticsearch downtimes. | | |
| | Logstash (2nd I |
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| | Component | Description | | |
| |-----------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | |
| | Sources (Windowsdevices, Syslog, Linux , network devices, apps | Various data sources such as network devices, servers, applications, etc., send log data. | | |
| | Logstash (1st Instance)| Collects and processes the raw log data from various sources and outputs it to Redis for buffering. | | |
| | Redis | Acts as a buffering layer to handle high-throughput log data efficiently and ensure data persistence in case of Logstash or Elasticsearch downtimes. | | |
| | Logstash (2nd I |