Pipes and formats lines from stdin to /dev/log and optionally tees the raw output back out to stdout.
Intended to be used with services under daemontools or runit as a log tee with some payload introspection.
This should be able to sustain 100k lines/s, at about 20MB/s.
GC is a concern and the observed latency is about 1ms for a cycle, with a GC cycle happening around every second. For latency sensitive programs that log unbuffered to stdout, please test carefully.
Usage of ./gobark:
-delim="\n": the byte sequence that separates events
-ignore-delim=false: exclude the delimiter in each event
-line-buffers=1000: max number of events to buffer
-line-size=4096: expect most events to be shorter than this size
-name="bark": identity/program name that is prefixed to each event
-tee=false: immediately write and block on all reads to stdout
-xpid=false: checks each event for the [x-pid=""] header
Example
./myserver | ./gobark -name myserver -tee > /var/log/myserver
If your program emits lines with the syslog extension [ x-pid="program" ..., bark will find it and use program as the program name instead of the one passed on the command line.
Run ./deb.bash to build a debian package. This will use the latest discoverable tag as the version.
To tag a new version, use semver:
git tag -a v0.1.1 -m v0.1.1
git push --tags
./deb.bash
Build the timings package with make then collect and bucket the latencies:
cd timing
make
cd ..
out=samples.out
timing/timing 2>$out | gobark
cat $out | awk '{print int(log($0)/log(10))}' |\
sort -n | uniq -c | awk '{print $2, $1}' | sort -nr
Make your changes on your fork in a non-master branch and submit a pull request with the use case/bug you've contributed to helping with.
Please run go fmt before submitting your patch.
Check the issues tab in github for any ideas if you'd like to contribute.
Omid Aladini - for the initial implementation
Copyright (c) 2012, Sean Treadway, Omid Aladini
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