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[INFRA] Set up centralized logging (syslog/Loki) #13

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opened 2026-04-10 21:40:18 -05:00 by blakeridgway · 0 comments
blakeridgway commented 2026-04-10 21:40:18 -05:00
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Deploy a centralized logging solution to aggregate logs from all servers and jails into one place. Options include syslog-ng, Grafana Loki, or similar. Consider running in a FreeBSD jail on srv01.

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No centralized log management. Troubleshooting requires logging into individual servers.

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### Description Deploy a centralized logging solution to aggregate logs from all servers and jails into one place. Options include syslog-ng, Grafana Loki, or similar. Consider running in a FreeBSD jail on srv01. ### Request Type New Service ### Justification No centralized log management. Troubleshooting requires logging into individual servers. ### Impact _No response_ ### Additional Context _No response_
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