Silos

Simple Logging Service

In-browser console

Using web browser console (assuming that jQuery is present):

$.post("http://your_domain.com/api/call/token_abcd",{body:"Hello from browser", level:1, logger: "console"});

Bash

Type in terminal:

curl -X POST --data 'body=Hello PLON!&level=1&logger=bash' http://your_domain.com/api/call/token_abcd

C# and Visual Studio

Install NLog and NLog Configuration via Package Manager Console

PM> Install-Package NLog
PM> Install-Package NLog.Config

Next, modify your config file so that it uses Silos target. Check out this repository for more details.

Node.js

Add required npm packages:

npm install log4js
npm install log4js-appender-silos

Then your server code might look like:

var log4js = require('log4js');
var appender = 'log4js-appender-silos';
var token = 'token_abcd';

log4js.loadAppender(appender);
log4js.addAppender(log4js.appenders[appender](token));

var logger = log4js.getLogger('node');

logger.info('Node server started on ', new Date());

Meteor

For meteor 0.9.x and up, add ermlab:log4js-silos package

meteor add ermlab:log4js-silos

Then your server code might look like:

log4js.enableSilos("token_abcdd");
var logger = log4js.getLogger("meteor");

Meteor.startup(function () {
    logger.info("Meteor server started on ", new Date());
});

Python

PyPI (pip) package for Silos is on the way. For now, check out this gist.

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