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Currently supported outputs are Elasticsearch, Apache Kafka®,\nlogplex, rsyslog, websocket and AWS CloudWatch.  It reads messages from\njournald and optionally checks if they match a config rule and forwards them\nas JSON messages to the desired output.\n\n\nBuilding\n========\n\nTo build an installation package for your distribution, go to the root\ndirectory of a journalpump Git checkout and then run:\n\nDebian::\n\n  make deb\n\nThis will produce a .deb package into the parent directory of the Git\ncheckout.\n\nFedora::\n\n  make rpm\n\nThis will produce an RPM in rpm/RPMS/noarch/.\n\nOther::\n\n  python3 setup.py bdist_egg\n\nThis will produce an egg file into a dist directory within the same folder.\n\nFor a source install the dependency `python-systemd \u003chttps://github.com/systemd/python-systemd\u003e`_ has\nto be installed through your distribution's package manager (The PyPI `systemd` package is not the\nsame!).\n\njournalpump requires Python 3.4 or newer.\n\n\nInstallation\n============\n\nTo install it run as root:\n\nDebian::\n\n  dpkg -i ../journalpump*.deb\n\nFedora::\n\n  su -c 'dnf install rpm/RPMS/noarch/*'\n\nOn Fedora it is recommended to simply run journalpump under systemd::\n\n  systemctl enable journalpump.service\n\nand eventually after the setup section, you can just run::\n\n  systemctl start journalpump.service\n\nOther::\n\n  python3 setup.py install\n\nOn systems without systemd it is recommended that you run journalpump within\nsupervisord_ or similar process control system.\n\n.. _supervisord : http://supervisord.org\n\n\nSetup\n=====\n\nAfter installation you need to create a suitable JSON configuration file for\nyour installation.\n\n\nGeneral notes\n=============\n\nIf correctly installed, journalpump comes with a single executable,\n``journalpump`` that takes as an argument the path to journalpump's JSON\nconfiguration file.\n\n``journalpump`` is the main process that should be run under systemd or\nsupervisord.\n\nWhile journalpump is running it may be useful to read the JSON state file\nthat will be created as ``journalpump_state.json`` to the current working\ndirectory.  The JSON state file is human readable and should give an\nunderstandable description of the current state of the journalpump.\n\n\nTop level configuration\n=======================\nExample::\n\n  {\n      \"log_level\": \"INFO\",\n      \"field_filters\": {\n         ...\n      },\n      \"unit_log_levels\": {\n         ...\n      },\n      \"json_state_file_path\": \"/var/lib/journalpump/journalpump_state.json\",\n      \"readers\": {\n         ...\n      },\n      \"statsd\":   {\n          \"host\": \"127.0.0.1\",\n          \"port\": 12345,\n          \"prefix\": \"user-\",\n          \"tags\": {\n              \"sometag\": \"somevalue\"\n          }\n      }\n  }\n\n\n``json_state_file_path`` (default ``\"journalpump_state.json\"``)\n\nLocation of a JSON state file which describes the state of the\njournalpump process.\n\n``statsd`` (default ``null``)\n\nEnables metrics sending to a statsd daemon that supports the influxdb-statsd\n/ telegraf syntax with tags.\n\nThe ``tags`` setting can be used to enter optional tag values for the metrics.\n\nThe ``prefix`` setting can be used to enter an optional prefix for all metric names.\n\nMetrics sending follows the `Telegraf spec`_.\n\n.. _`Telegraf spec`: https://github.com/influxdata/telegraf/tree/master/plugins/inputs/statsd\n\n``log_level`` (default ``\"INFO\"``)\n\nDetermines log level of journalpump. `Available log levels \u003chttps://docs.python.org/3/library/logging.html#logging-levels\u003e`_.\n\nField filter configuration\n==========================\n\nField filters can be used to restrict the journald fields that journalpump sends forward.\nField filter configuration structure::\n\n  {\n      \"field_filters\": {\n          \"filter_name\": {\n              \"type\": \"whitelist|blacklist\",\n              \"fields\": [\"field1\", \"field2\"]\n          }\n      }\n  }\n\n``filter_name``\n\nName of the filter. The filters can be configured per sender and depending\non the use case the filters for different senders may vary.\n\n``type`` (default ``whitelist``)\n\nSpecifies whether the listed fields will be included (``whitelist``) or\nexcluded (``blacklist``).\n\n``fields``\n\nThe actual fields to include or exclude. Field name matching is case\ninsensitive and underscores in the beginning of the fields are trimmed.\n\nUnit log levels configuration\n=============================\n\nUnit log levels can be used to specify which log levels you want to set on a per unit basis. Matching supports glob\npatterns. For example, to only process messsages for a systemd-unit called ``test-unit`` with severity ``WARNING`` or higher,\nyour config could look like this::\n\n  {\n      \"unit_log_levels\": {\n          \"log_level_name\": [\n              {\n                  \"service_glob\": \"test-unit*\",\n                  \"log_level\": \"WARNING\"\n              },\n              {\n                  \"service_glob\": \"*-unit\",\n                  \"log_level\": \"INFO\"\n              }\n          ]\n      }\n  }\n\nNote that if your unit would match multiple patterns (like \"test-unit\" would in the example above), the first match will\nget used, i.e \"WARNING\" in this case.\n\n``log_level_name``\n\nName of the log level configuration. This can be configured per sender and depending\non the use case the settings for different senders may vary.\n\nReader configuration\n====================\nReader configuration structure::\n\n  {\n      \"readers\": {\n          \"some_reader\": {\n              \"senders\": {\n                  \"some_log\": {\n                      ...\n                  },\n                  \"another_log\": {\n                      ...\n                  }\n              }\n          },\n          \"another_reader\": {\n              \"senders\": {\n                  \"some_kafka\": {\n                      ...\n                  }\n              }\n          }\n      }\n  }\n\nExample configuration for a single reader::\n\n  {\n      \"field_filters\": {\n          \"drop_process_id\": {\n              \"fields\": [\"process_id\"],\n              \"type\": \"blacklist\"\n          }\n      },\n      \"unit_log_levels\": {\n          \"drop_everything_below_warning\": [\n              {\n                  \"service_glob\": \"*\",\n                  \"log_level\": \"WARNING\"\n              }\n          ]\n      },\n      \"journal_path\": \"/var/lib/machines/container1/var/log/journal/b09ffd62229f4bd0829e883c6bb12c4e\",\n      \"senders\": {\n          \"k1\": {\n              \"output_type\": \"kafka\",\n              \"field_filter\": \"drop_process_id\",\n              \"unit_log_level\": \"drop_everything_below_warning\",\n              \"ca\": \"/etc/journalpump/ca-bundle.crt\",\n              \"certfile\": \"/etc/journalpump/node.crt\",\n              \"kafka_address\": \"kafka.somewhere.com:12345\",\n              \"kafka_topic\": \"journals\",\n              \"keyfile\": \"/etc/journalpump/node.key\",\n              \"ssl\": true\n          },\n      },\n      \"searches\": [\n          {\n              \"fields\": {\n                  \"MESSAGE\": \"kernel: Out of memory: Kill process .+ \\\\((?P\u003cprocess\u003e[^ ]+)\\\\)\"\n              },\n              \"name\": \"journal.oom_killer\"\n          }\n      ],\n      \"secret_filter_metrics\": true,\n      \"secret_filters\": [\n        {\n          \"pattern\": \"SENSITIVE\",\n          \"replacement\": \"[REDACTED]\"\n        }],\n      \"threshold_for_metric_emit\": 10\n      \"tags\": {\n          \"type\": \"container\"\n      }\n  }\n\n\n``initial_position`` (default ``head``)\n\nControls where the readers starts when the journalpump is launched for the first time:\n\n* ``head``: First entry in the journal\n* ``tail``: Last entry in the journal\n* ``\u003cinteger\u003e``: Seconds from current boot session\n\n``match_key`` (default ``null``)\n\nIf you want to match against a single journald field, this configuration key\ndefines the key to match against.\n\n``match_value`` (default ``null``)\n\nIf you want to match against a single journald field, this configuration key\ndefines the value to match against.  Currently only equality is allowed.\nNote this means if you specify ``match_key`` and not ``match_value``, then the reader\nwill match all entries that do not contain the ``match_key``.\n\n``msg_buffer_max_length`` (default ``50000``)\n\nHow many journal entries to read at most into a memory buffer from\nwhich the journalpump feeds the configured logsender.\n\n``journal_path`` (default ``null``)\n\nPath to the directory containing journal files if you want to override the\ndefault one.\n\n``journal_namespace`` (default ``null`` - read from default systemd namespace)\n\nJournal namespace to read logs from.\nThis feature requires latest version of ``python-systemd`` `with namespace support \u003chttps://github.com/systemd/python-systemd/pull/87\u003e`_\n\n``units_to_match`` (default ``[]``)\n\nRequire that the logs message matches only against certain _SYSTEMD_UNITs.\nIf not set, we allow log events from all units.\n\n``flags`` (default ``LOCAL_ONLY``)\n\n``\"LOCAL_ONLY\"`` opens journal on local machine only; ``\"RUNTIME_ONLY\"`` opens only volatile journal files;\nand ``\"SYSTEM\"`` opens journal files of system services and the kernel, ``\"CURRENT_USER\"`` opens files of the\ncurrent user; and ``\"OS_ROOT\"`` is used to open the journal from directories relative to the specified\ndirectory path or file descriptor. Multiple flags can be OR'ed together using a list:\n``[\"LOCAL_ONLY\", \"CURRENT_USER\"]``.\n\n``secret_filters`` (default ``[]``)\n\nSecret filters can be used to redact sensitive data which matches known patterns in logs before forwarding the message along\nto it's final destination. To use: add a number of filters following the pattern below to the reader config. The ``pattern`` is a standard\npython regex, and the matching substring will be subbed with ``replacement``. Patterns are compiled at runtime.\n\nSimple pattern example:\n\nThis simple pattern should be used for most cases. It will replace SECRET with [REDACTED] but will leave the rest of the message intact.\n\n\"secret_filters\": [\n  {\n    \"pattern\": \"SECRET\",\n    \"replacement\": \"[REDACTED]\"\n  }\n]\n\nComplex pattern example:\n\nFor more complex requirements, a python regex with capture groups can be provided, and the contents of the message restructured using backrefs.\nThis example will only replace SENSITIVE with [REDACTED] as long as foo and bar are also part of the pattern.\n\n\"secret_filters\": [\n  {\n    \"pattern\": \"(bar)(SENSITIVE)(foo)\",\n    \"replacement\": \"\\\\1[REDACTED]\\\\3\",\n  }\n]\n\nUsing backrefs, the message can also be restructured into a new format.\n\"secret_filters\": [\n  {\n    \"pattern\": \"(bar)(SENSITIVE)(foo)\",\n    \"replacement\": \"\\\\1\\\\3 pattern was [REDACTED]\",\n  }\n]\n\nSecret filters and searches can be made to use re2 as a regex engine by running journalpump with the environment \"USE_RE2=yes\". Make sure that the PyPI package \"google_re2\" is installed with at least version 1.1\n\n``secret_filter_metrics`` ( default: ``false``)\nChange this setting to true to emit metrics to the metrics host whenever a secret pattern is matched.\nThis matching happens before other filtering to help catch secrets being leaked to disk.\n\n``threshold_for_metric_emit`` ( default: ``10``)\nFor the regex searches in journalpump, if search takes longer than this value, default 10 seconds, a metric will be emitted.\ntype: int unit: second\n\nSender Configuration\n--------------------\n``output_type`` (default ``null``)\n\nOutput to write journal events to.  Options are `elasticsearch`, `kafka`,\n`file`, `websocket` and `logplex`.\n\n``field_filter`` (default ``null``)\n\nName of the field filter to apply for this sender, if any.\n\n\nFile Sender Configuration\n-------------------------\nWrites journal entries as JSON to a text file, one entry per line.\n\n``file_output`` sets the path to the output file.\n\n\nElasticsearch Sender Configuration\n----------------------------------\n``ca`` (default ``null``)\n\nElasticsearch Certificate Authority path, needed when you're using Elasticsearch\nwith self-signed certificates.\n\n``elasticsearch_index_days_max`` (default ``3``)\n\nMaximum number of days of logs to keep in Elasticsearch.  Relevant when\nusing output_type ``elasticsearch``.\n\n``elasticsearch_index_prefix`` (default ``journalpump``)\n\nElasticsearch index name to use when Maximum number of days of logs to keep\nin Elasticsearch.  Relevant when using output_type ``elasticsearch``.\n\n``elasticsearch_timeout`` (default ``10.0``)\n\nElasticsearch request timeout limit.  The default should work for most\npeople but you might need to increase it in case you have a large latency to\nserver or the server is very congested.  Required when using output_type\n``elasticsearch``.\n\n``elasticsearch_url`` (default ``null``)\n\nFully qualified elasticsearch url of the form\n``https://username:password@hostname.com:port``.\nRequired when using output_type ``elasticsearch``.\n\n\nApache Kafka Sender Configuration\n---------------------------------\n``ca`` (default ``null``)\n\nApache Kafka Certificate Authority path, needed when you're using Kafka with SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``certfile`` (default ``null``)\n\nApache Kafka client certificate path, needed when you're using Kafka with SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``kafka_api_version`` (default ``0.9``)\n\nWhich Apache Kafka server API version to use.\n\n``kafka_topic`` (default ``null``)\n\nWhich Kafka topic do you want the journalpump to write to.\nRequired when using output_type ``kafka``.\n\n``kafka_topic_config`` (default ``null``)\n\nIf this key is present, its value must be another mapping with the default\nconfiguration used to create the topic, if it does not exist yet.\n\nThe mapping must have these values::\n\n  {\n      \"num_partitions\": 3,\n      \"replication_factor\": 3\n  }\n\n\n``kafka_address`` (default ``null``)\n\nThe address of the Kafka server which to write to.\nRequired when using output_type ``kafka``.\n\n``kafka_msg_key`` (default ``null``)\n\nThe key to use when writing messages into Kafka. Can be used\nfor partition selection.\n\n``keyfile`` (default ``null``)\n\nKafka client key path, needed when you're using Kafka with SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``socks5_proxy`` (default ``null``)\n\nDefined socks5 proxy to use for Kafka connections. This feature\nis currently only supported in Aiven fork of kafka-python library.\n\nAWS CloudWatch Logs Sender Configuration\n----------------------------------------\n``aws_cloudwatch_log_group``\n\nThe log group used in AWS CloudWatch.\n\n``aws_cloudwatch_log_stream``\n\nThe log stream used in AWS CloudWatch.\n\n``aws_region`` (default ``null``)\n\nAWS region used.\n\n``aws_access_key_id`` (default ``null``)\n\nAWS access key id used.\n\n``aws_secret_access_key`` (default ``null``)\n\nAWS secret access key used.\n\nThe AWS credentials and region are optional. In case they are not included\ncredentials are configured automatically by the ``botocore`` module.\n\nThe AWS credentials that are used need the following permissions:\n``logs:CreateLogGroup``, ``logs:CreateLogStream``, ``logs:PutLogEvents``\nand ``logs:DescribeLogStreams``.\n\nGoogle Cloud Logging Sender Configuration\n-----------------------------------------\n``google_cloud_logging_project_id``\n\nThe GCP project id to which logs will be sent.\n\n``google_cloud_logging_log_id``\n\nThe log id to be used for this particular sender.\n\n``google_cloud_logging_resource_labels``\n\nA dictionary containing the labels added to the monitored resource.\nFind the allowed labels from https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/api/resources#tag_generic_node.\n\n``google_service_account_credentials``\n\nThe service account credentials to be used for this sender. If not\ndefined, the sender will try to find credentials from the system.\n\nRsyslog Sender Configuration\n----------------------------\n\n``rsyslog_server`` (default ``null``)\n\nAddress of the remote syslog server.\n\n``rsyslog_port`` (default ``514``)\n\nPort used by the remote syslog server.\n\n``default_facility`` (default ``1``)\n\nFacility for the syslog message if not provided by the entry being relayed.\n(see RFC5424 for list of facilities.)\n\n``default_severity`` (default ``6``)\n\nSeverity for the syslog message if not provided by the entry being relayed.\n(see RFC5424 for list of priorities.)\n\n``format`` (default ``rfc5424``)\n\nLog format to use. Can be rfc3164, rfc5424 or custom.\n\n``logline`` (default ``null``)\n\nCustom logline format (ignored unless format is set to custom). The format is a limited version\nof the formatting used by rsyslog. Supported tags are pri, procotol-version, timestamp,\ntimestamp:::date-rfc3339, HOSTNAME, app-name, procid, msgid, msg and structured-data.\n\nFor example the rfc3164 log format would be defined as `\u003c%pri%\u003e%timestamp% %HOSTNAME% %app-name%[%procid%]: %msg%`\n\n``structured_data`` (default ``null``)\n\nContent of structured data section (optional, required by some services to identify the sender).\n\n``ssl`` (default ``false``)\n\nRequire encrypted connection.\n\n``ca_certs`` (default ``null``)\n\nCA path. Note! setting ca will automatically also set ssl to True\n\n``client_cert`` (default ``null``)\n\nClient certificate path, required if remote syslog requires SSL authentication.\n\n``client_key`` (default ``null``)\n\nClient key path, required if remote syslog requires SSL authentication.\n\n``format`` (default ``rfc5424``)\n\nFormat message according to rfc5424 or rfc3164\n\nWebsocket Sender Configuration\n------------------------------\n``websocket_uri`` (default ``null``)\n\nWhich Websocket URI do you want the journalpump to write to.\nRequired when using output_type ``websocket``.\n\n``ca`` (default ``null``)\n\nWebsocket Certificate Authority path, needed when you're using SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``certfile`` (default ``null``)\n\nWebsocket client certificate path, needed when you're using SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``keyfile`` (default ``null``)\n\nWebsocket client key path, needed when you're using SSL\nauthentication.\n\n``socks5_proxy`` (default ``null``)\n\nDefined socks5 proxy to use for Websocket connections.\n\n``max_batch_size`` (default ``1048576``)\n\nAdjust message batch size, set to 0 to disable batching.  When batching is\nenabled, multiple journal messages are sent in a single websocket message,\nseparated by a single NUL byte.\n\n``compression`` (default ``\"snappy\"``)\n\nCompress messages on application level using the specified algorithm.\nDecompression is done by an application behind the websocket server,\nallowing end-to-end compression.  When batching is enabled, compression is\ndone on complete batches.  Supported values: ``\"snappy\"``, ``\"none\"``.\n\n``websocket_compression`` (default ``\"none\"``)\n\nEnable compression of websocket messages using the ``permessage-deflate``\nextension.  The messages will be decompressed by the websocket server.  When\nbatching is enabled, compression is done on complete batches.  Supported\nvalues: ``\"deflate\"``, ``\"none\"``.\n\n\n\nLicense\n=======\n\njournalpump is licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.\nFull license text is available in the ``LICENSE`` file and at\nhttp://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.txt\n\n\nCredits\n=======\n\njournalpump was created by Hannu Valtonen \u003channu.valtonen@aiven.io\u003e\nand is now maintained by Aiven hackers \u003copensource@aiven.io\u003e.\n\nRecent contributors are listed on the project's GitHub `contributors page`_.\n\n.. _`contributors page`: https://github.com/aiven/journalpump/graphs/contributors\n\nTrademark\n=========\n\nApache Kafka is either registered trademark or trademark of the Apache Software\nFoundation in the United States and/or other countries. Elasticsearch,\nAWS CloudWatch, logplex and rsyslog are trademarks and property of their respective\nowners. 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