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jordansissel / ruby-grok

Pure-ruby implementation of grok.
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Where is Grok::GrokDiscover ? #2

Open MadBomber opened 12 years ago

MadBomber commented 12 years ago

Looks like the ruby FFI wrapper around libgrok may not be complete.

jordansissel commented 12 years ago

Ahh, discoery might have been lost when I ported from Ruby C extension to using FFI. I'll fix this soon, probably this week.

MadBomber commented 12 years ago

thx Jordan, i am working at a new job having been laid off b4 Christmas. my first task is log monitoring with predictive capability. the grok ruby interface seems like a good way to go. i also wanted to try out logstash but ran into problems there as well.

i am working for fidelity investments to help roll out their internal cloud management process. they do not want to use external providers and generic mgmt sw like rightscale's .. too bad... after a year they are still 9 to 12 months away from production use.

there might a job for you with fidelity on this team?are you interested in moving to the north dallas area - westlake area? if so i can get you in touch with my boss.

dewayne o-*

On Jan 21, 2012, at 4:58 PM, Jordan Sisselreply@reply.github.com wrote:

Ahh, discoery might have been lost when I ported from Ruby C extension to using FFI. I'll fix this soon, probably this week.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/jordansissel/ruby-grok/issues/2#issuecomment-3599653

gerges-zz commented 12 years ago

Was this issue ever resolved? I appear to be getting the same issue

jordansissel commented 12 years ago

I haven't gotten around to implementing discovery yet in pure ruby grok. You can still use it from the older C library.

gerges-zz commented 12 years ago

I am unfortunately limited to Windows on my development machine, and am unable to install libgrok due to the tokyocabinet dependency. I'll keep searching for a workaround though, thanks for the quick response!