The Graylog Goal and Inputs

A beginners look at graylog. Understanding the goal of key/value pairs and looking at different input types in Graylog.
To allow Ubuntu Privileged Ports 0-1024
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sudo nano /usr/lib/systemd/system/graylog-server.service
AmbientCapabilities=CAP_NET_BIND_SERVICE
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl restart graylog-server.service
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[@mattin79]

very helpfull, thank you

[@RRPS96]

Dude... this saved me so many hours. Thanks!!!

[@kylemoza]

Thanks for doing videos like these. Saves a lot of headache.

[@sshlomi]

Thanks! keep it up.. I am in the middle of adding Graylog in our organization and these videos help a lot.

[@jacobhenriksen2324]

I just use ports above 1024, since I am already defining a separate port for each input

[@bikam5338]

Thank you so much is more than helpful ! Keep going bro; your explanation of terms is amazing 😍😍God bless you ❤

[@azizihack6593]

Thanks for the good video! I would like to know whether the communication between log sources (senders) and the Graylog server secured by TLS encryption?

[@fordayinlife]

They can be if they the sender supports it, in my experience (not likely).