I have setup Graylog-to-Graylog forwarding via GELF TCP (or GELF UDP).
If the network between the 2 Graylog servers is down, how much data can the sender keep before the receiver is back online?
I have setup Graylog-to-Graylog forwarding via GELF TCP (or GELF UDP).
If the network between the 2 Graylog servers is down, how much data can the sender keep before the receiver is back online?
with a TCP connection the sender will stale until the receiver is back online.
With stale I mean, it will run into serious issues because every single message need to timeout. If you have a unstable connection between both you should consider adding a queue between them.
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