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Since Ops Agent effectively only ships with systemd support on Linux, I think it makes sense to change to using the systemd_journald receiver by default instead of the files receiver.
The deb/rpm packages only ship with systemd unit files, not sysvinit scripts. RHEL 7+ requires systemd, Debian Jessie and above have started to remove sysvinit scripts from packages. It's a reasonable expectation that ~everyone using Ops Agent on Linux will be doing so on systemd with journald.
Using the systemd_journald receiver gives significantly richer log fields, which makes filtering and searching in Cloud Logging much more convenient.
So I propose this part of the default config from...
Since Ops Agent effectively only ships with systemd support on Linux, I think it makes sense to change to using the
systemd_journald
receiver by default instead of thefiles
receiver.The deb/rpm packages only ship with systemd unit files, not sysvinit scripts. RHEL 7+ requires systemd, Debian Jessie and above have started to remove sysvinit scripts from packages. It's a reasonable expectation that ~everyone using Ops Agent on Linux will be doing so on systemd with journald.
Using the systemd_journald receiver gives significantly richer log fields, which makes filtering and searching in Cloud Logging much more convenient.
So I propose this part of the default config from...
...to:
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