How Fluentd simplifies collecting and consuming logs | Fluentd simply explained

Fluentd explained | How Fluentd simplifies collecting and consuming logs | Fluentd Tutorial

Fluentd is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) project.

Fluentd is an open source log data collector, which lets you unify the data collection and consumption for a better use and understanding of data.

With Fluentd you can send any data from any data source to any destination or storage.

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0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Why we actually need log data?
1:40 - Challenges of collecting and consuming logs
3:40 - Solution - a unified logging layer
4:17 - How does Fluentd work
6:29 - How to configure Fluentd?
9:03 - Built-In Reliability
10:09 - Other Use Cases

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▬▬▬▬▬▬ T I M E S T A M P S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:00 - Intro
0:26 - Why we actually need log data?
1:40 - Challenges of collecting and consuming logs
3:40 - Solution - a unified logging layer
4:17 - How does Fluentd work
6:29 - How to configure Fluentd?
9:03 - Built-In Reliability
10:09 - Other Use Cases

[tonytwostep_]

Have had fluentd daemonset set up in my kubernetes cluster, pushing pod, service, and other logs to elasticsearch for a month or so now. Really like the simplicity and flexibility it offers.

[fhajji]

Never tried fluentd before, but I definitively will, thanks to this video. I love this channel. Please keep 'em coming.

[ayushsinghrathore]

That's amazing 🔥
We need more tutorials on EFK stack 🙏

[muelladresse]

Nice, my attention was drawn to fluentd by your Udemy course and I was looking for more information about it a few days ago and now you made a video about it 👌

[rraudales]

Nice intro. I was expecting more of a how to actually install and configure fluentd

[RaulNussbaum]

Very interesting. I heard about fluentd in another place and came here to find some info. Glad I found your video, easy to understand and digest. Thanks!

[polmaksim]

Dear Nana. Very interesting Your opinion. Fluentd vs Fluent-bit? And which product is better to use in 2021? Thank you 😊

[rouabahoussama]

what about logstash !! thanks for the video .

[anthonyfarias]

I strugle with this a few days ago. I wish i had found this video earlier! thanks

[joelamks]

Great. Nana. You always enlightened my knowledge. EFK becomes my target K8s logging framework. Thanks.

[DevOpsJourney]

If I want anyone collecting my data... It's Fluentd!

[benschipper]

Great Video Nana! I use FluentD for quite some time already collecting logs and sending them to specific indexes outisde of the cluster so they can easially be observed using query's within observability platforms :)

[samuelelard]

Thanks for your videos, I'm a pretty bad english listener and I understood all you said and I learned a lot with !!!!

[VasilyMT]

Nice - short but informative. Thank you.

[TheVicky]

first of all, you are my favourite in my internet world, I learn a lot from you, thank you mam. sorry for my english. in my language which is my favourite आपको बहुत बहुत धन्यवाद।

[devops__guy]

should I choose Fluentd over logstash/filebeat? @nana

[mrsvvmrsvv]

Can fluentd collect logs using push-model like logstash? It is convenient to just add handler/appender to e.g. logback configuration and forget about log format.

[a]

Dear Nana, could you please provide the video on design, how to get the health and pod level metrics for the applications deployed in openshift?

[OlleHellman]

Thank you for the nice presentation. What tool would you recommend using when visualizing the log data?