Re: Optional Channels

2013-12-03 Thread Jeff Lord
our > logs into elastic search just for added real time convenience and want to > make that step optional. Essentially, if we fall behind writing to ES, we > would prefer to just skip ES (since we have a more durable channel for > higher latency querying of the same data). Optional Channe

Re: Optional Channels

2013-12-03 Thread Allan Feid
nce and want to > make that step optional. Essentially, if we fall behind writing to ES, we > would prefer to just skip ES (since we have a more durable channel for > higher latency querying of the same data). Optional Channels seemed to fit, > but we haven't had much success. > &

Re: Optional Channels

2013-12-03 Thread James Estes
n the right direction. We're indexing our logs >> into elastic search just for added real time convenience and want to make >> that step optional. Essentially, if we fall behind writing to ES, we would >> prefer to just skip ES (since we have a more durable channel for highe

Re: Optional Channels

2013-12-02 Thread Hari Shreedharan
ch just for added real time convenience and want to make > that step optional. Essentially, if we fall behind writing to ES, we would > prefer to just skip ES (since we have a more durable channel for higher > latency querying of the same data). Optional Channels seemed to fit, but we

Optional Channels

2013-12-02 Thread James Estes
l for higher latency querying of the same data). Optional Channels seemed to fit, but we haven't had much success. First, we set our config to have a Memory Channel and made it optional. If the ES sink fell behind, the channel would fill and reject new events. However, the channel