This container accepts logs using the secure forwarding plugin and forwards to a logentries account based on the tag of the log, using a modifed version of fluent-plugin-logentries

docker run --name fluentd_logentries -d -v /var/lib/docker/containers:/var/lib/docker/containers -p 24284 nathanpower/fluentd-logentries

Logentries tokens can be defined in logentries-token.conf (yaml) file.

--- 
application: 
  log: LOGENTRIES_TOKEN
  access: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN (*)
  error: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN-1 (*)
system: 
  log: LOGENTRIES_TOKEN
  access: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN (*)
  error: ANOTHER-LOGENTRIES-TOKEN-1 (*)

(*) access and error are optional, if you don't use multiple log per host just provide an app token.

This file is read on changes, it allows on fly modifications.

	<source>
		type secure_forward
		shared_key         secret_string
		self_hostname      server.fqdn.local  # This fqdn is used as CN (Common Name) of certificates
		cert_auto_generate yes                # This parameter MUST be specified
	</source>

    <match pattern>
      type logentries
      config_path /path/to/logentries-tokens.conf
    </match>

The value must be logentries.

Path of your configuration file, e.g. /opt/logentries/tokens.conf

The default is tcp.

Enable/disable SSL for data transfers between Fluentd and Logentries. The default is true.

Only in case you don't use SSL, the value must be 80, 514, or 10000. The default is 20000 (SSL)

Number of retries on failure.

This is use in case you tag your access/error log and want them to be push into another log.