Log monitoring target definition file (jpc_fluentd_common_list.conf)

Format

## [Target Settings]
@include monitor-definition-file-name
...

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File

jpc_fluentd_common_list.conf

jpc_fluentd_common_list.conf.model (model file)

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Storage directory

■Integrated agent host

In Windows:

• For a physical host

  Agent-path\conf\

• For a logical host

  shared-folder\jp1ima\conf\

In Linux:

• For a physical host

  /opt/jp1ima/conf/

• For a logical host

  shared-directory/jp1ima/conf/

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Description

A File that specifies what to monitor for logging. Specifies File of text-formatted monitoring log file definition file, or monitoring Windows event-log definition file. The monitoring loggging of the specified monitoring definition File is set to Enable.

In the default Setup, the logging monitoring for all "monitoring text-formatted log file definition file" and "monitoring Windows event-log definition file" under conf/user directory is Enable, as defined below.

- Default Setup

## [Target Settings]
@include user/fluentd_*_tail.conf
@include user/fluentd_*_wevt.conf (Windows only)

Lines that begin with a "#" are treated as Comment and do not affect programming behavior. If you want to perform an operation that temporarily stops log monitoring for some monitor definition File, enumerate the monitor definition File and Comment out the monitor definition File row that you want to stop log monitoring.

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Character code

UTF-8 (without BOM)

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Line feed code

In Windows: CR+LF

In Linux: LF

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When the definitions are applied

This information is reflected in Fluentd operation when Fluentd serviceis restart.

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Information that is specified

[Target Settings] Section

Setup the monitor-definition File that you use in fluentd.

Monitor Definition File Name (Optional)

By specifying File of definition file for monitoring text-formatted log file or definition file for monitoring Windows event-log, the logging monitoring of the specified monitor-definition File is set to Enable. The asterisk (*) in the monitor-definition File represents a wildcard (arbitrary character string). The only wildcard you can specify is "*".

If this option is omitted, log monitoring is not performed.

It is not case sensitive in Windows. It is case sensitive in Linux.

You can specify the monitor definition file up to 1016 in Windows and up to 508 in Linux.

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Example definition

In the following example, the fluentd_abcd_tail.conf and fluentd_abcd_wevt.conf monitoring definitions File have Setup of Enable, and Setup of the fluentd_efgh_tail monitoring definition File is disabled.

## [Target Settings]
@include fluentd_abcd_tail.conf
#@include fluentd_efgh_tail.conf
@include fluentd_abcd_wevt.conf

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