Configuration overview — The basics of the NXLog configuration system

NXLog language — NXLog’s built-in interpreted language

Reading and receiving logs — Some of the ways in which NXLog can be configured to collect logs

Processing logs — Many examples of the various ways NXLog may be configured to modify or act on an event

Forwarding and Storing Logs — Examples showing some common log outputs used with NXLog

Centralized Log Collection — About using a centralized log architecture with NXLog

NXLog failover mode — The unique features of NXLog failover mode

High Availability (HA) — Deploying NXLog in high availability

Encrypted transfer — Using encryption to protect log data from attackers

Reducing bandwidth and data size — Reducing data requirements for transfer and storage

Reliable message delivery — Setting up guaranteed log data transport

Compression and Encryption — Compressing and encrypting logs

Optimizing the configuration — Optimizing the NXLog configuration for higher throughput