Hi Chunki,
Having logs on the local disk is not a problem. You can use tools like rsyslog
or Logstash or Flume or fluentd and ship your logs wherever you want - your
own centralized logging system or Splunk or Logsene for example. This will
make it easier to debug/troubleshoot, too - no need to
Hi Lee:
I'm returning to the Solr/Lucene community and haven't made it to Solr
Clouds yet, but w reference to discrete servers
If you put a logback configuration in place, you can with configuration
alone and (my choice) gelf4j send each logging flow to a graylog2 server. In
graylog2 you could cr
