Asp.net Core + Log4net + ELK 搭建日志中心

时间:2023-01-02 05:05:09

原文:Asp.net Core + Log4net + ELK 搭建日志中心

Docker中一键安装ELK

对于这种工具类的东西,第一步就直接到docker的hub中查找了,很幸运,不仅有Elasticsearch,kibana,logstash 单独的镜像,而且还直接 有ELK的镜像。
Asp.net Core + Log4net + ELK 搭建日志中心

sudo docker run -p 5601:5601 -p 9200:9200 -p 5044:5044 -d --name log-platform --restart always  sebp/elk

这当然能少好多配置,毫不犹豫就选择了elk的镜像, 运行起来!如果没有异常的话相信就很容易的跑起来了(最有可能出现的问题就是虚拟内存不足了,可以百度找解决方案这里就不在详细说了)
Asp.net Core + Log4net + ELK 搭建日志中心

项目中添加log4net到Elasticseach的Appender

因为在.net core 之前就有搭建过日志中心,所以对于appender还记得有一个Log4net.Elasticsearch的dll,但是在查看资料之后发现很久没有更新 也不支持.net standard。在决定自己实现appender之前,抱着侥幸心理去查找了一翻,既然找到一个支持.net core的开源项目log4stash。很幸运,又可以不要造*了,哈哈。log4Stash使用很简单,但是配置的东西还挺多的而且作者也没有很好的文档介绍,先不管其他的用起来在说。

  • 项目中添加log4stash
Install-Package log4stash -Version 2.2.1
  • 修改log4net.config
    在log4net.config中添加appender
<appender name="ElasticSearchAppender" type="log4stash.ElasticSearchAppender, log4stash">
<Server>localhost</Server>
<Port>9200</Port>
<IndexName>log_test_%{+yyyy-MM-dd}</IndexName>
<IndexType>LogEvent</IndexType>
<Bulksize>2000</Bulksize>
<BulkIdleTimeout>10000</BulkIdleTimeout>
<IndexAsync>True</IndexAsync>
</appender>

另外附上全部的配置信息

<appender name="ElasticSearchAppender" type="log4stash.ElasticSearchAppender, log4stash">
<Server>localhost</Server>
<Port>9200</Port>
<!-- optional: in case elasticsearch is located behind a reverse proxy the URL is like http://Server:Port/Path, default = empty string -->
<Path>/es5</Path>
<IndexName>log_test_%{+yyyy-MM-dd}</IndexName>
<IndexType>LogEvent</IndexType>
<Bulksize>2000</Bulksize>
<BulkIdleTimeout>10000</BulkIdleTimeout>
<IndexAsync>False</IndexAsync>
<DocumentIdSource>IdSource</DocumentIdSource> <!-- obsolete! use IndexOperationParams --> <!-- Serialize log object as json (default is true).
-- This in case you log the object this way: `logger.Debug(obj);` and not: `logger.Debug("string");` -->
<SerializeObjects>True</SerializeObjects> <!-- optional: elasticsearch timeout for the request, default = 10000 -->
<ElasticSearchTimeout>10000</ElasticSearchTimeout> <!--You can add parameters to the request to control the parameters sent to ElasticSearch.
for example, as you can see here, you can add a routing specification to the appender.
The Key is the key to be added to the request, and the value is the parameter's name in the log event properties.-->
<IndexOperationParams>
<Parameter>
<Key>_routing</Key>
<Value>%{RoutingSource}</Value>
</Parameter>
<Parameter>
<Key>_id</Key>
<Value>%{IdSource}</Value>
</Parameter>
<Parameter>
<Key>key</Key>
<Value>value</Value>
</Parameter>
</IndexOperationParams> <!-- for more information read about log4net.Core.FixFlags -->
<FixedFields>Partial</FixedFields> <Template>
<Name>templateName</Name>
<FileName>path2template.json</FileName>
</Template> <!--Only one credential type can used at once-->
<!--Here we list all possible types-->
<AuthenticationMethod>
<!--For basic authentication purposes-->
<Basic>
<Username>Username</Username>
<Password>Password</Password>
</Basic>
<!--For AWS ElasticSearch service-->
<Aws>
<Aws4SignerSecretKey>Secret</Aws4SignerSecretKey>
<Aws4SignerAccessKey>AccessKey</Aws4SignerAccessKey>
<Aws4SignerRegion>Region</Aws4SignerRegion>
</Aws>
</AuthenticationMethod> <!-- all filters goes in ElasticFilters tag -->
<ElasticFilters>
<Add>
<Key>@type</Key>
<Value>Special</Value>
</Add> <!-- using the @type value from the previous filter -->
<Add>
<Key>SmartValue</Key>
<Value>the type is %{@type}</Value>
</Add> <Remove>
<Key>@type</Key>
</Remove> <!-- you can load custom filters like I do here -->
<Filter type="log4stash.Filters.RenameKeyFilter, log4stash">
<Key>SmartValue</Key>
<RenameTo>SmartValue2</RenameTo>
</Filter> <!-- converts a json object to fields in the document -->
<Json>
<SourceKey>JsonRaw</SourceKey>
<FlattenJson>false</FlattenJson>
<!-- the separator property is only relevant when setting the FlattenJson property to 'true' -->
<Separator>_</Separator>
</Json> <!-- converts an xml object to fields in the document -->
<Xml>
<SourceKey>XmlRaw</SourceKey>
<FlattenXml>false</FlattenXml>
</Xml> <!-- kv and grok filters similar to logstash's filters -->
<Kv>
<SourceKey>Message</SourceKey>
<ValueSplit>:=</ValueSplit>
<FieldSplit> ,</FieldSplit>
</kv> <Grok>
<SourceKey>Message</SourceKey>
<Pattern>the message is %{WORD:Message} and guid %{UUID:the_guid}</Pattern>
<Overwrite>true</Overwrite>
</Grok> <!-- Convert string like: "1,2, 45 9" into array of numbers [1,2,45,9] -->
<ConvertToArray>
<SourceKey>someIds</SourceKey>
<!-- The separators (space and comma) -->
<Seperators>, </Seperators>
</ConvertToArray> <Convert>
<!-- convert given key to string -->
<ToString>shouldBeString</ToString> <!-- same as ConvertToArray. Just for convenience -->
<ToArray>
<SourceKey>anotherIds</SourceKey>
</ToArray>
</Convert>
</ElasticFilters>
</appender>

最后别忘了在root中添加上appender

  <root>
<level value="WARN" />
<appender-ref ref="ElasticSearchAppender" />
</root>

OK,项目的配置就到这里结束了,可以运行项目写入一些测试的日志了。

在kibana建立Index Pattern

Elasticsearch的Index跟关系数据库中的Database挺类似的,虽然我们项目在写了测试数据后,Elasticsearch中就已经有Index了,但是如果我们需要在可视化工具中查询数据的话建立Index Pattern
进入Management - Create Index Pattern,输入我们项目日志配置文件中的Index名称log_test-*(如果有数据,这边应该是会自动带出来的),然后创建,之后就可以在Kibana中浏览,查询我们的日志信息了。
Asp.net Core + Log4net + ELK 搭建日志中心