Hi Sam Lee, yes solr is suitable for this. We aggregate various logfiles from many hosts with minifi and send them line by line to solr. Ingestion and indexing is fine and you can query the logfiles just moments after ingestion.
Regards, Christian ------- Original Message ------- Sam Lee <samlee...@yahoo.com.INVALID> schrieb am Montag, 21. Februar 2022 um 09:01: > Is Apache Solr suitable for use as a log aggregation and near-real-time > > log querying tool? > > I am thinking of using Apache Solr to store syslog messages as they > > arrive. For example, by using rsyslog with its "pipe output module" > > (ompipe) that pipes logs into a Python/Ruby/Shell script that then > > inserts the data into Apache Solr. > > Is Apache Solr suitable for this use case? I mean, if Elasticsearch can > > do this, then so can Apache Solr, right? On the web, I didn't find > > much information about using Apache Solr as a log aggregation and > > querying tool. Most people seem to use the ELK stack that has arguably > > become non-open-source in 2021.
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