1. Whatever mechanisim you're using to send data to Graylog, you send that data to S3 as well. You can then reload Graylog at anytime with S3 data.
2. Backup your Elasticsearch nodes to S3
I should've mentioned I run this in AWS. Sorry about that!
1. Whatever mechanisim you're using to send data to Graylog, you send that data to S3 as well. You can then reload Graylog at anytime with S3 data.
2. Backup your Elasticsearch nodes to S3
I should've mentioned I run this in AWS. Sorry about that!