Stroom is a data processing, storage and analysis platform. It is scalable - just add more CPUs / servers for greater throughput. It is suitable for processing high volume data such as system logs, to provide valuable insights into IT performance and usage.
Stroom provides a number of powerful capabilities:
To run Stroom in docker do the following:
# Download and extract Stroom v7.0 stack
bash <(curl -s https://gchq.github.io/stroom-resources/v7.0/get_stroom.sh)
# Navigate into the new stack directory
cd stroom_core_test/stroom_core_test*
# Start the stack
./start.sh
For more details on the commands above and any prerequisites see Single Node Docker Installation.
For the releases of the core Stroom product, see Stroom releases. For the releases of the docker application stacks, see Stroom-Resources releases.
The Stroom application spans several repositories but we've bundled all the documentation into one Stroom Documentation site.
If you'd like to make a contribution then the details for doing all of that are in CONTRIBUTING.md.
Stroom and its associated libraries, services and content span several repositories:
stroom
- The core Stroom application.stroom-agent
- An application for capturing and sending log files to Stroom.stroom-auth
- The OAuth2 authentication service used by Stroom.stroom-clients
- Various client libraries for sending logs to Stroom.stroom-content
- Packaged content packs for import into Stroom.stroom-docs
- Documentation for the Stroom family of products.stroom-expression
- An expression library used in Stroom's dashboards
and query API.stroom-headless
- An example of how to run Stroom in headless mode from
the command line.stroom-proxy
- An application that acts as a data receipt proxy for Stroom (
Legacy v5 only).stroom-query
- A library for querying Stroom's data sources.stroom-resources
- Configuration for orchestrating stroom in docker
containers and released docker stacks.stroom-stats
- An application for storing and querying aggregates of event
data.stroom-visualisations-dev
- A set of visualisations for use in
Stroom.event-logging-schema
- An XML Schema for describing auditable
events.event-logging
- A JAXB API for the event-logging
XML Schema.