Hey! I have a bunch of log data that I'd like to push to a set of redis instances that are used as a queue.  In an ideal world, I could use a config like this: <Output redis-out>     Command LPUSH     Host server1,server2,server3 </Output> The desired result is that nxlog pushes sequential lines to each of the servers in turn - no duplication, just load distribution. Is there presently a way to do this?  I'm thinking I'm likely to end up running through a hardware load-balancer, but it sure would be nice to just do this in nxlog. Thanks!

Where can I find the documenation for this om_redis module? Only resource I can find is: https://nxlog.co/question/1593/redis-module-lpush  

NXLog Redis output module  sends data to a Redis server with the RPUSH command allowing only to change the Redis key ( = database). RPUSH inserts all the specified values at the tail of the list stored at key I suggest that the Redis command has to be implemented as a parameter and to support at least the LPUSH. LPUSH inserts all the specified values at the head of the list stored at key There are clients that support only retreiving data from the head. The most usual case is to send data to Redis with LPUSH and then have Logstash poll record from Redis with LPOP.   Thank you.