Streamer

Clete's streamer service works similar to the processor logs but it's function isn't to sort incoming logs into groups. Instead, it looks at the groups sorted by the processor and maps these logs to a semantic definition set by a Large Language Model Agent.n The LLM agent looks at the streamed logs and the system contexts defined earlier and then applies logic to determine prioirities, root causes, and impact assesments

The following are relevant flags for the processor

clete start streamer -c <cid>

This starts the streamer service as a background daemon process for a given context id for the organisation's vm. The -c flag is how we pass the context id to Clete

clete stop streamer -c <cid>

This stops the streamer service for that context id for the organisation's vm

clete streamer logs -f -c <cid>

This shows the current log stream for the streamer service. -f flag allows you to follow the logging stream. Thus, new logs are streamed to the terminal