Provides a SumoLogic handler for Monolog.

• Lagoon logs

There is also a soft dependency on the following modules

• admin audit trail - auditable events are sent to the Drupal logs

1. The module requires a working Sumo Logic OTEL Collector to which it can send logs.
   1. A helm chart has been created here for easy installation on Kubernetes clusters.
   2. To test locally, in a test project:
      1. Create a file at .docker/sumologic-otel/config.yaml with the following content:

         extensions:
           sumologic:
             # Get from https://service.au.sumologic.com/ui/#/security/installation-tokens
             install_token: <collector-install-token>
              # Highly recommend adding a unique suffix, otherwise you might run into conflicts with other collector instances.
             collector_name: SDP Syslog - OTEL - <random-suffix>
             clobber: true
         
         receivers:
           udplog:
             listen_address: "0.0.0.0:514"
             attributes:
               source_name: "foobar/otel/test"
             operators:
               - type: json_parser
               - type: metadata
                 id: metadata/source_host
                 if: '"source_host" in $$body'
                 attributes:
                   source_host: 'EXPR($$body.source_host)'
               - type: metadata
                 id: metadata/source_category
                 if: '"source_category" in $$body'
                 attributes:
                   source_category: 'EXPR($$body.source_category)'
         
         processors: {}
         
         exporters:
           logging:
             loglevel: debug
           sumologic:
             auth:
               authenticator: sumologic
             source_category: "%{source_category}"
             source_name: "%{source_name}"
             source_host: "%{source_host}"
             metadata_attributes:
               - source.*
         
         service:
           extensions: [sumologic]
           pipelines:
             logs:
               receivers: [udplog]
               exporters: [sumologic]
         

      2. Add a service to docker-compose.yml as follows:

         sumo-otel:
           image: "public.ecr.aws/sumologic/sumologic-otel-collector:${SUMO_OTEL_RELEASE_VERSION:-0.47.0-sumo-0}"
           volumes:
             - .docker/sumologic-otel:/etc/otel
           ports:
             - 514
           networks:
             - amazeeio-network
             - default
           labels:
             lagoon.type: none

      3. Running ahoy up will register the instance with Sumo Logic; it's now ready to start collecting logs. Run docker-compose logs -f sumo-otel to make sure there were no errors. The last line should be something like

         Everything is ready. Begin running and processing data.
         

2. Enable the Tide Logs module. Go to /admin/config/development/tide_logs and ensure UDPlog host and UDPlog port correspond to the service's name and the port in the config.yaml respectively, if running with docker-compose. The module's default is udp://logger.default.svc:5514 (see the default config here).
3. SUMOLOGIC_CATEGORY can also be set if a different category from the default (sdp/dev/tide) is required.
4. The following search query can then be used in SumoLogic to view the logs:

   _collector="SDP Syslog - OTEL - <random-suffix>" and _sourceCategory="sdp/dev/tide"
   

Some very basic debug messages can be printed locally (or remotely if you have drush access) by setting the following config variable:

drush config:set tide_logs.settings debug 1