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| * Specific additions for stripped-down/minimal Linux installations: | | * Specific additions for stripped-down/minimal Linux installations: |
| ** Similar to the above. Most base Linux installations (not development installations), may be missing compilers and other basic development packages that will be needed. | | ** Similar to the above. Most base Linux installations (not development installations), may be missing compilers and other basic development packages that will be needed. |
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| == Using hekad.toml Files To Configure Hekad ==
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| * The default/sample hekad.toml file that comes with Heka is usually sufficient to being some general testing of the product, especially with Flood (see below).
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| * The default/sample is called "sample-config.toml" and can be found here (in the repo), or in a similar location after installation:
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| * Beyond the sample config file, many additions can be made to the options, input, output, and filters section for specific testing.
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| == Installing The Heka RPM == | | == Installing The Heka RPM == |