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jankeir
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Hello, We are using fluentd to push to elasticsearch and visualize with kibana. You could also use fluentd to push to other things (files, google stackdriver, bigquery,...). It's free and it's easy to set up, configuration took me some time to figure out, but it's now available for you in the docs of this plugin (which you will need to merge multiline messages into one): github.com/.../fluent-plugin-mergecommon Fluentd is free, local installations of Elasticsearch & Kibana are free as far as storage & aggregation, search and visualisation and such are concerned (except for your own maintenance and hardware costs off course), there are paid add-ons for alerting and many other things. I don't know if there is a way to push to the event log, you can however pull from it and push all even logs to kibana so you only have a single place to look at if that's what you're after. If you have used kibana for even a few minutes you will wonder why you wanted to use the windows event log ;-) The insights a search tool that capable and user friendly gives are very useful. Success, Jan
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