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Tapsilog, an asynchronous logging service

Tapsilog is a super customized fork of Analogger. Tapsilog allows you to attach tags to log messages so that it can be searched easily. Currently, Tapsilog support files as storage backend.

Supported adapters

  • file - Logs to files, STDOUT or STDERR
  • proxy - Forwards logs to another tapsilog server

Compatibility with analogger

Tapsilog is mostly compatible with analogger client. Though there is a known quirk. When using the analogger client, text after a colon will be interpreted as a tag. Tapsilog URL encodes and decodes messages to circumvent this.

Usage

Tapsilog Server

See tapsilog --help for details

Sample Proxy Config

socket:
  - /tmp/tapsilog_proxy.sock
daemonize: true
key: some_serious_key

syncinterval: 1

backend:
  adapter: proxy

  # You can connect to the destination tapsilog instance via tcpip or unix domain socket
  #host: 127.0.0.1
  #port: 19080
  #socket: /tmp/tapsilog.sock

  # Specify the authorization key of the tapsilog server to connect to
  key: the_real_logger

Tapsilog Client

The tapsilog Logger class quacks like the ruby standard Logger.

Sample

logger = Palmade::Tapsilog::Logger.new('default', '/tmp/tapsilog.sock', 'some_serious_key')
logger.level = Palmade::Tapsilog::Logger::DEBUG
logger.info("I am logging a message.")