Package org.apache.logging.log4j.nosql.appender

The NoSQL Appender supports writing log events to NoSQL databases.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
NoSqlConnection<W,T extends NoSqlObject<W>>	Represents a connection to the NoSQL database.
NoSqlObject<W>	Represents a simple POJO object inserted into a NoSQL object.
NoSqlProvider<C extends NoSqlConnection<?,? extends NoSqlObject<?>>>	Implementations of this class are plugins for configuring the NoSqlAppender with the proper provider (MongoDB, etc.).

Class Summary

Class	Description
AbstractNoSqlConnection<W,T extends NoSqlObject<W>>	Facilitates implementations of NoSqlConnection.
DefaultNoSqlObject	Default implementation of NoSqlObject.
NoSqlAppender	This Appender writes logging events to a NoSQL database using a configured NoSQL provider.
NoSqlDatabaseManager<W>	An AbstractDatabaseManager implementation for all NoSQL databases.

Package org.apache.logging.log4j.nosql.appender Description

The NoSQL Appender supports writing log events to NoSQL databases. The following NoSQL databases are currently supported. You can also easily extend this to support other NoSQL databases by implementing just three interfaces: NoSqlObject, NoSqlConnection, and NoSqlProvider. You will need the client library for your NoSQL database of choice on the classpath to use this appender; these Maven dependencies are optional and will not automatically be added to your classpath.

• MongoDB: org.mongodb:mongo-java-driver:2.11.1 or newer must be on the classpath.
• Apache CouchDB: org.lightcouch:lightcouch:0.0.5 or newer must be on the classpath.