Ruby to Logstash Example
Ship logs from Ruby to Logstash
Get started quickly with Ruby logging using our configuration guide on how to easily ship Ruby logs to your hosted ELK Logstash.
Install Integration
Simple Ruby Logging
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Data should now have been sent to your Stack.
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How to diagnose no data in Stack
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Ruby Logging Overview
Ruby is an open sources object oriented programming language created in the mid 90s by Yukihiro Matsumoto. It is used by some of the web's most popular sites including Shopify, Twitch, Twitter, Airbnb and Github.
Ruby is well known for being easily comprehensible and has a syntax comparable to that of C and Java, it is also equally suited for frontend and backend development. Ruby also supports the majority of operating systems including Linux, Windows & Mac.
Ruby log events and errors can often be seen in two common locations, inline with the program's execution and in separate log files in an output such as /var/log/ruby.log
Ruby log levels include the following five statuses listed in
decreasing priority order; FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO and DEBUG.
For live debugging, being able to see your errors in the program's execution is useful but for longer term log management an external solution is required for efficient processing, parsing and reporting.
Thanks to our ELK as a Service platform (opens in a new tab), Logit.io makes parsing and managing your logs from Ruby easy and also provides actionable insights that can be used by your entire engineering and development team. Our platform is able to centralise all of your logs across numerous programming languages, tools, and cloud services that you use daily.
If you need any more assistance in analysing your Ruby logs we're here to help. Feel free to get in touch by reaching out to our support team via Intercom and we will be happy to assist.