Rsyslog config to grep and replace text for incoming syslog and save to sql as well

Hello there! My name is A.K.M. Tohidur, and I'm a highly skilled and experienced network and system administrator with over 08 years of experience. I have established myself as an accomplished network, system, and security engineer who is capable of delivering complete solutions for designing, configuring, automating, and managing network and system projects. I have extensive knowledge in using simulation software such as Packet Tracer and GNS3 as well as real-life network and system devices to carry out complex network designs. This makes me an excellent candidate for this project as it requires me to configure Rsyslog config files to regex grep and replace text red and 10.10 with blue and 20.30 in the syslog messages respectively before saving to syslog file and then also save the logs to microsoft sql server with columns time and message for incoming network syslog messages . I would be delighted if you could consider me for this project! Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or would like more information regarding my skills or qualifications.

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Hey, I have experience with this and I think it is something I can help you with... Does this has deadline or something? hope you can reach me out!

Hi there, As a Linux administrator, I can do this scenario so fast with a simple bash script. let's chat to discuss Best Regards, Mahrus

Hi there, my name is Masoud and I'm a software engineer with extensive experience in web development, database administration, server administration, devops and mobile development. I understand that you want to configure Rsyslog config file to regex grep and replace text “red” and “10.10” and replace them with “blue” and “20.30” in the syslog messages respectively before saving to syslog file and then also save the logs to microsoft sql server with columns- time and message for incoming network syslog messages. I am confident that I can successfully complete this project. My background in network administration makes me well-placed to tackle this task as it requires deep understanding of network protocols such as syslog.

Hello sir ! I have a good experience working with rsyslog and I think I can handle this task perfectly. Hire me for this please !

Hello. I'm a cybersecurity engineer and I have a lot of experience working with Linux, rsyslog and regular expressions. I can help you configure your config file to change logs before saving the logs to SQL Server. Feel free to contact me if you are interested. Thanks a lot!

Hello, my name is Mr. Total and I am a Linux, Microsoft SQL Server, System Admin with 5 years of experience in devops. I understand your project well and believe that I can deliver quality results for your needs. With my knowledge of Microsoft SQL Server and system administration skills, I am confident that I can provide the necessary configuration changes to Rsyslog to enable grep and replace functionality for incoming network syslog messages. This will allow you to search and replace text in the messages before they are saved to ensure accurate logging across all devices. I have worked on similar projects before and am experienced enough to ensure success. My skills include Linux and Microsoft SQL Server which will be needed for the project as well as system administration skills which will be required for setting up the necessary configuration changes in Rsyslog. I would love to discuss further how my skillset could benefit you please feel free to reach out any time! Thank you for considering me for this project!

Software Engineer with 9+yrs experience in production/product support.(MW,UNIX,ORACLE). 1 Year exp in Unix development. Software Tools: Oracle, Bridge Clarify, Putty, Clarify CRM 12.5 client, SQL Developer, Autosys, Toad Domain Experience: Telecom & Banking domain. Technology: Unix, Linux, Shell scripting (Bash & Korn), Oracle SQL, PL/SQL, Tuxedo Admin, Weblogic, Linux administrator, Oracle cloud Operating System: Solaris, Linux(RHEL & OEL), UNIX, Windows XP/ Vista/7/8 Languages: Shell Scripting Database: Oracle, MYSQL