pino-elasticsearch-aws
Install
npm install pino-elasticsearch-aws -g
Usage
pino-elasticsearch-aws
To send pino logs to elasticsearch:
cat log | pino-elasticsearch-aws --host 192.168.1.42
Flags
-h | --help Display Help
-v | --version display Version
-H | --host the IP address of elasticsearch; default: 127.0.0.1
-p | --port the port of elasticsearch; default: 9200
-i | --index the name of the index to use; default: pino
-t | --type the name of the type to use; default: log
-b | --size the number of documents for each bulk insert
-l | --trace-level trace level for the elasticsearch client, default 'error' (info, debug, trace).
You can then use Kibana to browse and visualize your logs.
Setup and Testing
Setting up pino-elasticsearch is easy, and you can use the bundled
docker-compose.yml
file to bring up both
Elasticsearch and
Kibana.
You will need docker and
docker-compose, then in this project
folder, launch docker-compose up
.
You can test it by launching node example | pino-elasticsearch
, in
this project folder. You will need to have pino-elasticsearch
installed globally.
Acknowledgements
This project was kindly sponsored by nearForm.
License
Licensed under MIT.