- What is oanhnn/laravel-logzio used for?
- It is a Laravel integration for Logz.io logging. You configure your Logz.io token and Laravel logging stack so application logs are sent through a Monolog handler for centralized collection, search, and monitoring. It is aimed at Laravel 5.6+ applications.
- How do I install oanhnn/laravel-logzio in a Laravel application?
- Install the package via Composer, then publish or review its configuration and add the required Logz.io token and region values to your environment. After that, point your Laravel logging stack at the package's Logz.io channel and verify delivery in a non-production environment.
- Which Laravel versions does oanhnn/laravel-logzio support?
- The package is described as supporting Laravel 5.6 and newer. Before upgrading, verify the package composer.json against your application's Laravel and PHP constraints, especially if you are on newer Laravel releases. The provided context does not list exact PHP versions or a full compatibility matrix.
- How do I configure the Logz.io token for Laravel logging?
- Add your Logz.io token through the package configuration or environment variables using the key documented by the package. Tokens are region-specific, so make sure the token matches the US, EU, or UK endpoint you select. Clear Laravel's config cache after changing environment values.
- Does oanhnn/laravel-logzio support the Logz.io UK region?
- Yes. Version 1.1.1 adds UK region support as a configuration and endpoint expansion. Existing US or EU configurations should remain unchanged unless you explicitly switch regions. Validate that your Logz.io account and token are provisioned for the UK region before routing production logs there.
- How do I select the Logz.io UK region in the Laravel configuration?
- Use the region setting documented by the package, typically set via config or an environment variable, and choose the UK option. The provided context does not name the exact config key or env var, so confirm it in the package README or config file for v1.1.1. Then clear config cache and test delivery against the UK endpoint.
- Is v1.1.1 backward compatible with existing US or EU Logz.io logging?
- The release is described as likely additive and backward-compatible, with no evidence of breaking changes or changes to the logging contract. The UK region should be opt-in via configuration, so existing US or EU behavior should remain the default unless you change it. Still review the published config diff and test in a non-production environment before rolling out.
- Can I test Logz.io UK routing before production?
- Yes. Validate in a non-production environment with a UK-region Logz.io account and token. Confirm log delivery, endpoint correctness, and retention or search behavior in Logz.io. Also test invalid region values and token or region mismatches where possible.
- Does changing the Logz.io region require clearing Laravel's config cache?
- Yes, Laravel configuration caching can prevent environment changes, including region or token updates, from taking effect. After updating the Logz.io region setting or environment variables, run the usual Laravel config cache clear command and redeploy. Confirm the cached configuration reflects the intended UK endpoint.
- What are the main production risks with Laravel Logz.io UK region support?
- The main risks are misconfiguration: selecting the wrong region, using a token from another region, stale config cache, or assuming UK support without verifying the actual Logz.io endpoint. Data residency is compliance-critical because incorrect routing could send logs outside the intended jurisdiction. Keep the previous region configuration available for rollback and monitor delivery errors after rollout.