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To wrap up this series, my last post will list the top four Log Insight reference architectures. Read on to learn more!

Now that the evolution of topologies and high availability with Log Insight is known, I would like to cover greenfield and brownfield deployments as well as security considerations. Read on to learn more!

Continue readingLog Insight Reference Architectures Part 3/4

Now that the basic components of Log Insight are known, I would like to cover the evolution of Log Insight topologies as well as the high availability. Read on to learn more!

Continue readingLog Insight Reference Architectures Part 2/4

The topic of reference architectures keeps coming up with Log Insight so I thought I would cover it over a series of blog posts. In this post, I will start with the basic concepts.

To conclude the series on Log Insight system architecture I would like to talk about the life of an event. This post needed to come last so that the relevant system architecture could be discussed first.

In part 2 of this series I talked about how retention was calculated and worked. In part 3 of this series I would like to discuss how archiving works in Log Insight as it is probably a little different than you think.

In part 1 of this series I talked about the different pipelines. In part 2, I would like to talk about how retention works. Hint: It does not involve a database and a full disk is normal!

I have been hearing a few questions around the Log Insight system architecture and more specifically how it works. This week, I would like to walk through a few different parts of the architecture to clear up potential questions. Part 1 of this series will talk about the pipelines Log Insight uses.