
rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
rsyslog is widely used as the default logging daemon on Linux systems and scales from embedded environments to large enterprise deployments. Its modular design enables you to …
rsyslog: High-Performance Syslog Server and Log Aggregation …
rsyslog helps you collect, transform, and route event data reliably at scale. Built for speed, flexibility, and control in modern Linux and container environments.
Configuration - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
This section is the reference manual for configuring rsyslog. It covers all major configuration concepts, modules, and directives needed to build robust logging infrastructures — from …
Guides - rsyslog
It also contains some more in-depth description of what rsyslog does and why. It is recommended to at least briefly read through this part before going to more complex scenarios.
Encrypting Syslog Traffic with TLS (SSL) - rsyslog 8.2510.0 …
Jul 3, 2008 · Rsyslog’s TLS authentication can be used very flexible and thus supports a wide range of security policies. This section tries to give some advise on a scenario that works well …
Basic Structure - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
This page introduces the core concepts and structure of rsyslog configuration. Rsyslog is best thought of as a highly extensible logging and event processing framework.
Actions - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
Rsyslog will now automatically generate file names for you and store the right messages into the right files. Please note that the minus sign also works with dynamic file name selectors.
Templates - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
Every output in rsyslog, from files to Elasticsearch to remote syslog, relies on templates. If no explicit template is bound, rsyslog uses built-in defaults compatible with classic syslog.
Examples - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
Support: rsyslog Assistant | GitHub Discussions | GitHub Issues: rsyslog source project Contributing: Source & docs: rsyslog source project © 2008–2025 Rainer Gerhards and …
Filter Conditions - rsyslog 8.2510.0 documentation
A list of all currently-supported properties can be found in the rsyslog properties documentation. With this filter, each property can be checked against a specified value, using a specified …