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@mkeeler I do have a slightly different use case where I do not need to replicate Consul connect intentions but instead i will use Consul as the back-end storage for...

@mataneine @PPacent other use cases like PCI-DSS standards required ssh recorded sessions

@mickeypash I face the same challenge with recording SSH sessions which I see no point of doing this when you have solutions which you can easily integrate it to give...

> Something like [tlog](https://github.com/Scribery/tlog) would be interesting. I looked this option and fits perfect in my architecture.. I can send the logs to ElasticSearch.. exploit the search capabilities of Elastic.....

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@am1ru1 as per best security practices we have disabled the X/X11 Forwarding features forcing the users only to execute their actions through the terminal. Hence we do not have this...

> Hello @gstorme @haiwu, Help me please! How to configure Tlog to submit sessions to elasticsearch (SSL and Xpack are enabled). Can it send directly, or should I use Filebeat...

> @macgahe, Thank you so much!, I used tlog --> rsyslog --> elasticsearch How to see all sessions from the ES machine (in one place) even using rsyslog you can...

> @macgahe, Thank you so much!, I used tlog --> rsyslog --> elasticsearch How to see all sessions from the ES machine (in one place) if you allow me the...