I am running syslog-ng 3.38.1. I have a scenario where I am receiving logs from hundreds devices over a number of different protocols (tcp, udp, tcp/TLS). I perform some filtering on these logs and then send them to one or more destinations for further processing. Due to the volume of logs being received, the destinations are becoming saturated and logs begin queuing up on my end. I have memory and disk buffering enabled, but the receiving end isn't able to pull logs off quickly enough since they are being funneled through a single TCP connection. I'd like to be able to establish some number of concurrent tcp connections to a single destination ip:port, and balance all of the incoming logs through those connections. I'm aware of techniques to load balance to destinations using multiple channels in a single destination and filtering traffic by the R_MSEC, but this technique quickly causes simple configs to balloon to hundreds of lines. I suppose this would work even if the destinations are all the same (I'd need to use unique persist-name() labels), but is there an easier / more straightforward way of accomplishing this? Thank you. Steve