Python library and scripts for managing Loggly inputs and devices. Check out Loggly's Python logging documentation for more.
Currently, the library supports:
- Creating inputs
- Deleting inputs
- Listing inputs
- Getting one or more inputs
- Adding devices to inputs
- Listing devices
- Deleting devices
- Getting one or more devices
- Loggly account
- simplejson Python module (if json module not available)
Install using the provided setup.py:
sudo setup.py install
Or install from PyPI:
sudo easy_install loggly
See example scripts, included in scripts/
Set up your credentials:
export LOGGLY_USERNAME='someuser'
export LOGGLY_PASSWORD='somepassword'
export LOGGLY_DOMAIN='somesubdomain.loggly.com'
Create an input:
$ loggly-create-input -i testinput -s syslogtcp
Creating input "testinput" of type "syslogtcp"
Input:testinput2
Add a device to an input:
$ loggly-add-device -i testinput -d 192.168.1.1
Adding device "192.168.1.1" to input "testinput"
Device:192.168.1.1
Delete a device:
$ loggly-remove-device -d 192.168.1.1
Removing device "192.168.1.1" from all inputs
Delete an input:
$ loggly-delete-input -i testinput
Deleting input testinput
Use GitHub's standard fork/commit/pull-request cycle. If you have any questions, email [email protected].
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