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Announcing New Relic Logs Integration With Vector

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Ashley Jeffs
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788
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26
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English
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Summary

Ashley Jeffs from Timber.io and Julian Giuca from New Relic discuss the collaboration between New Relic and Timber.io, which resulted in integrating New Relic Logs with Vector, an open-source tool for constructing observability pipelines. This integration simplifies data management by allowing the collection and transformation of logs and metrics from various sources such as StatsD, Syslog, Docker, and Kafka, into the New Relic One platform for analysis. Vector enhances logs and metrics with metadata through its transform feature, and its pipelines consist of sources, events, transforms, and sinks, which facilitate data processing and storage. To utilize this integration, users can install Vector on multiple operating systems and configure it to send data to New Relic Logs by specifying a data source and a New Relic Logs sink in the configuration file, requiring a New Relic license key. The blog emphasizes that the opinions expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of New Relic, and it encourages joining the Explorers Hub for further discussion and support.

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