This Module for ProcessWire CMS/CMF will send your ProcessWire Logs to Logstash via HTTP-Input.
- Execute the following command in the root directory of your ProcessWire installation:
composer require blue-tomato/process-logstash
-
ProcessWire will detect the module and list it in the backend's
Modules
>Site
>ProcessLogstash
section. Navigate there and install it. -
Add you Logstash HTTP-Input Endpoint URL into field on the Module Configuration Page
If you want to override the endpoint URL set by the module configuration you can add to your config.php or config-dev.php following:
$config->processLogstash = [ "endpoint" => "http://localhost:9600" ]
If you want to deactivate the logging you can set this also to false
:
$config->processLogstash = [ "endpoint" => false ]
If you want to add information about your server environment you can add following to the config.php:
$config->processLogstash = [ "env" => "stage" ]
This will be added as "env" to your log messages.
Some Logstash cloud providers like logit.io need an API Key in the HTTP Headers. You can add it with this way in the config.php
$config->processLogstash = [ "customHttpHeaders" => [ "ApiKey: YOUR-API_KEY" ] ]
If you have your Server behind a proxy, you can add to your config.php
file following properties:
$config->processLogstash['proxy'] = "http://your-http-proxy-server.xyz:8888";
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