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Make your logs work for you

Talkat PyCon Australia 2015 · 2015-07-31..08-04· [observability, databases]
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Centralize noisy, heterogeneous logs into an HTTP/JSON store using Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana and a pipeline of shippers → queue → Logstash → Elasticsearch → Kibana for real‑time ad‑hoc exploration. Parse and enrich (geoip, user_agent, anonymize, session_id), capture network traffic with packetbeat, and govern retention with indices-per-day + curator. Shows concrete numbers and behavior: scales to hundreds of thousands of events/sec, supports daily shard sizing, snapshots to S3, and produces visualizations and drilldowns that reveal patterns and root causes in seconds.

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  1. 0:00Make your logs work for you Honza Král
  2. 19:12Outputs
  3. 21:10Data Management
  4. 24:38Time based data flow
  5. 32:26Architecture
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