pm2-loggly

PM2 Remote Logging to Loggly


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pm2 install pm2-loggly

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##### Default Configuration
You can see this inside of package.json.
``json
"config": {
"logglyClient": {
"token": "your-token",
"subdomain": "your-subdomain",
"tags": "your-tag-1,your-tag-2"
},
"pm2Apps": "your-app-1,your-app-2"
}
`

##### Explanation of Configuration Options
* logglyClient.token: a token from https://your-subdomain.loggly.com/tokens
* logglyClient.subdomain: your Loggly subdomain
* logglyClient.tags: a comma-delimited list of global tags applied to all logs
* pm2Apps: a comma-delimited list of apps allowed to log to Loggly (logs will be tagged with the app name as well)

##### Recommended Way of Setting the Configuration Options
In your terminal run each of these commands:
` bash
pm2 set pm2-loggly.logglyClient.token my-extra-long-token-from-loggly
pm2 set pm2-loggly.logglyClient.subdomain mylogglysubdomain
pm2 set pm2-loggly.logglyClient.tags tag1,tag2,tag3
pm2 set pm2-loggly.pm2Apps app1,app2,app3
`

##### Optional Way of Setting the Configuration Options
1. Edit ~/.pm2/module_conf.json and add something like this inside the first {}:

`json
"pm2-loggly": {
"logglyClient": {
"token": "my-extra-long-token-from-loggly",
"subdomain": "mylogglysubdomain",
"tags": "tag1,tag2,tag3"
},
"pm2Apps": "app1,app2,app3"
}
`
2. Edit pm2-loggly/package.json and replace the default configuration above with:

`json
"config": {
"logglyClient": {
"token": "my-extra-long-token-from-loggly",
"subdomain": "mylogglysubdomain",
"tags": "tag1,tag2,tag3"
},
"pm2Apps": "app1,app2,app3"
}
``