Balázs Scheidler - Axofllow
by 
Balázs Scheidler
July 23, 2026

Closing the Data-Detection Gap: What We're Building

SANS 2026: 80% of detection teams can barely keep pace. Faster rule-writing won't help, a stable data layer will. See how to run Sigma in-stream, before the SIEM
SANS 2026: 80% of detection teams can barely keep pace. Faster rule-writing won't help, a stable data layer will. See how to run Sigma in-stream, before the SIEM
Bence Csáti - Axoflow
by 
Bence Csáti
July 20, 2026

Raw Logs Get AI Triage Wrong. Every Time.

We gave a security agent raw, unnormalized vendor logs and asked it to triage a real attack scenario. Nine runs, zero correct. Here's why raw logs break AI triage — and what changes once the data is normalized and enriched.
Raw Logs Get AI Triage Wrong. Every Time.

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Multi-tenancy and namespace-based routing in Logging operator 4.4 — Axoflow blog cover
Péter Wilcsinszky - Axoflow
by 
Peter Wilcsinszky
October 18, 2023

Multi-tenancy, namespace-based routing, new outputs in Logging operator 4.4

Logging operator 4.4 brings multi-tenancy with namespace-based routing, outputs like S3, ElasticSearch, Loki, and Splunk for the syslog-ng aggregator, and more
syslog-ng AxoSyslog 4.4.0 release with Amazon S3 and Grafana Loki destinations
Attila Szakács - Axoflow
by 
Attila Szakács
September 29, 2023

AxoSyslog and syslog-ng 4.4.0 release

syslog-ng 4.4 comes with new drivers and lots of new metrics to help you manage your cloud-native and on-premise observability supply chain.
Getting the latest Logging operator in Rancher — Axoflow blog cover
Péter Wilcsinszky - Axoflow
by 
Peter Wilcsinszky
September 28, 2023

Get the latest Logging operator in Rancher

Learn why and how to migrate Rancher Logging to the latest Logging operator version
Sending structured logs from syslog-ng to CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale — Axoflow blog cover
Attila Szakács - Axoflow
by 
Attila Szakács
September 19, 2023

From syslog-ng to LogScale: structured logs from any source

Send structured log messages from syslog-ng to Falcon LogScale via its Ingest Structured Data API, and other destinations in parallel.
syslog-ng and AxoSyslog documentation updates, August 2023 — open book cover image
Balázs Scheidler - Axofllow
by 
Balázs Scheidler
September 7, 2023

syslog-ng and AxoSyslog documentation updates 2023-08

Documentation updates for AxoSyslog, the cloud-native syslog-ng distribution: OpenTelemetry support, Splunk HEC destination, eBPF support, and new parsers
OpenTelemetry support in AxoSyslog and syslog-ng — Axoflow blog cover
Attila Szakács - Axoflow
by 
Attila Szakács
August 23, 2023

OpenTelemetry support in more detail in AxoSyslog and syslog-ng

Receive or send any kinds of OpenTelemetry logs, traces, and metrics with syslog-ng and AxoSyslog 4.3 using OTLP/gRPC
Scaling syslog over UDP to 1M events per second with eBPF — Axoflow blog cover
Balázs Scheidler - Axofllow
by 
Balázs Scheidler
August 11, 2023

Scaling syslog to 1M EPS with eBPF

How to parallelize syslog message processing to scale syslog over UDP reception on a single node: dos, dont's, and trade-offs, and the power of eBPF.
AxoSyslog Core documentation and syslog-ng similarities — open book cover image
Balázs Scheidler - Axofllow
by 
Balázs Scheidler
July 6, 2023

syslog-ng documentation and similarities with AxoSyslog Core

Republishing syslog-ng documentation in a new format, under the AxoSyslog Core name to comply with the syslog-ng Open Source Edition documentation license
Declarative control plane beyond Kubernetes projects — Axoflow blog cover
Péter Wilcsinszky - Axoflow
by 
Peter Wilcsinszky
June 18, 2023

Declarative control plane not just for Kubernetes projects

How do you observe and manage geographically distributed observability pipelines built from thousands of active components that deliver observability data?

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