This package contains logging handlers and formatters useful for logging to Humio. It's sole runtime dependency is humiolib.
Runs and tested on Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10, 3.11.
The pacakage on PyPI is named humiologging
, same as the package name.
Install with for instance pip install humiologging
.
humiologging.formatters.HumioKVFormatter
- Turns every attribute on the log record into a key-value pair, as suitable
for the Humio "kv"-parser. Use with
HumioHandler
. humiologging.formatters.HumioJSONFormatter
- Turns the log-record into a json object, as suitable for the Humio
"json"-parser. Used by
HumioJSONHandler
.
humiologging.handlers.HumioHandler
- Sends line-based text log messages to Humio. You need to use a formatter
that Humio can parse, like
HumioKVFormatter
. humiologging.handlers.HumioJSONHandler
- Sends json-formatted log messages to Humio. Does not need a formatter.
Positional arguments:
humio_host: The url of the humio ingest host ingest_token: The API token for a Humio repo
Keyword arguments:
level: A log-level tags: A dictionary of key value items that will be addded to each record add_host_tag: Whether to automatically add the hostname/ip-address where the loghandler is used as a tag
Be careful with setting many tags, see Humio Documentation: Tagging
Run automated tests with tox.
To test against humio: you need the hostname of the humio instance and an ingest_token for a repo with parser set to the handler you want to test.
import logging logging.basicConfig(handlers=[HumioJSONHandler(host, token)]) logging.error('This is a test')
In Humio you should get a single entry with one key for every attribute in the log record. One additional key formattedMessage contains the human-readable format set in the logging config as a string.
import logging logging.basicConfig(handlers=[HumioHandler(host, token).setFormatter(HumioKVFormatter())]) logging.error('This is a test')
In Humio you should get a single record with a string containing many key=value pairs. One additional key formattedMessage contains the human-readable format set in the logging config as a string.