pyteal

Toolkit for Event Analysis and Logging

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The Toolkit for Event Analysis and Logging (TEAL) is a pluggable processing pipeline that allows different components to use connectors to log events, have analyzers evaluate the events to get closer to the root cause, report and log these as alerts

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2011-08-15

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