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Getting logs into Graylog should not require a PhD in syslog. Part of the Getting the Most out of Graylog Open series, this session educates Open users on the full Inputs framework in Open, what input types are available, when to use each, and how to use the Input Wizard to get new sources connected faster. Open users need to be on the latest version of Graylog. We also cover the revamped Inputs page and how to validate that your data is arriving clean.

Getting Graylog up and running does not have to take hours of configuration work. In this session, Graylog Director of Technical Marketing Jeff Darrington walks through a complete installation using Docker Compose, taking you from a blank environment to a fully functioning log management platform with live data ingestion in under an hour.

In this video, we walk through connecting the Graylog MCP Server (introduced in Graylog v7.0) to Claude CLI, enabling natural language interaction with your Graylog instance through Claude Desktop. Topics covered: Whether you're a Graylog admin looking to speed up investigations or a security engineer curious about AI-assisted log analysis, this walkthrough gives you everything you need to get MCP running end to end.

What to Expect? Graylog 7.1 is built for lean security and IT operations teams who need real outcomes, not more tools, more add-ons, or more manual work. This 30-minute deep dive session covers what's new and what it means for your team. What you'll learn: See Graylog 7.1 in action: detection, triage, and documentation without compromise.

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From malformed fields to endlessly nested objects, JSON logs can feel like they’re trying to submit your SIEM. In this technical session, we’ll demonstrate how to turn that chokehold into a clean takedown using Graylog’s parsing, normalization, and enrichment capabilities. You’ll learn how to: Whether you’re a SOC analyst tired of regex wrestling or an admin looking to streamline onboarding, you’ll leave with practical techniques to make messy JSON your sparring partner—not your opponent.