Availability logs to ElasticSearch #8
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This commit send the "availability" logs to ElasticSearch.
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Hi,
This PR is a prof-of-concept to send "availability" log to ElasticSearch.
It's complementary with module "mod-elastic-logs" because this module send only "Shinken logs" from broker to ElasticSearch (Nagios logs).
With all logs (Shinken log+Availability log), you will be able to create lots of nice graphs with Grafana or Kibana:
Example of uses with Grafana:
->Show SLA for each hosts/services on period chosen by user.
eg: Pie chart:
->Have a historic of availability for each hosts/services per day
->Timeline of states for each hosts/services (Critical/Warning/OK/...)
->Count of Critical services each hour
Everything is possible...
I'm not an expert in programming, so i think some impovements could be done. For example to add possibility to enable/disable sending logs to ElasticSearch in mongo-logs.cfg