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foreign welcome to databytes in this episode Iamp;#39;ll show you how to get the most out of your logs by parsing them using grock patterns weamp;#39;ve recently made some great improvements to our parsing UI which makes parsing your logs a New Relic even easier than before letamp;#39;s get started so here I am in the new relics logs UI and Iamp;#39;ve run a search to look at my Linux varlog secure logs where Iamp;#39;ve been noticing a lot of invalid or failed SSH login attempts these could be attempts to penetrate my server or Network you can see these logs from the sshd process with the text invalid from some user a source IP address and a port number these logs are useful just as they are but what would be even more useful is to extract out the user Source IP and Port information into attributes so that I can facet or search on those specific fields I also want to create an alert to detect excessive failed login attempts especially from the same user or IP which I can
