Graylog

The local license server supports Graylog's GELF protocol (see graylog.org/features/gelf). GELF mode is enabled by supplying the following configuration values in producer-settings.xml:

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graylog.host—The host name of the Graylog server to which logging messages are sent.

The format for graylog.host is: [protocol:]host[:port]

The protocol and port components are optional, and default to "udp" and 12201, respectively. The supported protocol values are "udp" and "tcp".

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graylog.threshold—The lowest level of log-message granularity to record—FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, LICENSING, POLICY, or DEBUG. For example, if FATAL is set, only messages about fatal events are recorded. However, if WARN is set, fatal-event, error, and warning messages are recorded. (Default is WARN.)

Instead of using producer-settings.xml, these values can also be supplied using the FlexNet License Server Administrator—see Managing License Server Policy Settings in the Using the FlexNet License Server Administrator Command-line Tool chapter.)

The section Graylog Logging shows an example of how you can implement this configuration.