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Monolog Splunk Handler based on easylo wrapper
Simple monolog wrapper for the Easylo Splunk SDK., (*1)
Install, (*2)
composer require flyandi/monolog-splunk-handler
How to use, (*3)
use flyandi/Monolog/Handler/SplunkHandler;
Invoke Handler, (*4)
$handlers[] = new SplunkHandler(
(string) <Source>,
(array, optional) <ConnectionParameters>,
(array, optional) <OptionalParameters>,
(const, optional) level,
(boolean, optional) bubble
);
Connection parameter is an array with various options. It supports all connection variants for Splunk including user and token authentication., (*5)
username: (optional) The username to login with. Defaults to "admin"., (*6)
password: (optional) The password to login with. Defaults to "changeme"., (*7)
token: (optional) The authentication token to use. If provided, the username and password are ignored and there is no need to call login(). In the format Splunk SESSION_KEY., (*8)
host: (optional) The hostname of the Splunk server. Defaults to "localhost"., (*9)
port: (optional) The port of the Splunk server. Defaults to 8089., (*10)
scheme: (optional) The scheme to use: either "http" or "https". Defaults to "https"., (*11)
namespace: (optional) Namespace that all object lookups will occur in by default. Defaults to Splunk_Namespace::createDefault()., (*12)
http: (optional) An Http object that will be used for performing HTTP requests. This is intended for testing only., (*13)
Optional parameters are included in every log. This is useful if you want to log additional items like user or session data., (*14)
Example, (*15)
$data = [
"user" => "Foo",
"environment" => "Production",
"version" => "1.0",
"remoteBrowser" => $env["HTTP_USER_BROWSER"]
];
Monolog Splunk Handler based on easylo wrapper
MIT
monolog splunk easylo