Logs are useful for troubleshooting and identifying issues in applications, as they provide a record of events and activities. However, managing log data can be challenging due to the large volume of log events generated by modern applications, as well as the need to balance the level of detail in the logs and the impact on the application's performance.
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View All TagsCentralized Logging with Open Source Tools - OpenTelemetry and SigNoz
Modern-day software systems emit millions of log lines per minute. Cloud computing and containerization have made it easy to have distributed systems. Distributed systems emit logs from multiple sources. While developers have always used logs to debug stand-alone applications, centralized logging solves the challenges of modern-day distributed software systems.
Microservices Logging | A Practical Guide to Logging in Microservices
Microservices logging is the practice of tracking and recording the activities of specific services in a distributed microservices architecture. Logging is an important aspect of any software system, and it is more critical for a microservices architecture as there are many small, independent services interacting with each other.
Python Syslog | Configuring Syslog in Python using syslog and logging module
Syslog is an important messaging protocol in computing systems where it is used to send system logs or event messages to a specific server. In Python, you can either use the syslog
module or the logging
module to collect and send syslogs to a central server.
NGINX Logging | Configuring Error and Access Logs, Sending Nginx Logs to Syslog & more
NGINX is a prominent web server, reverse proxy server, and mail proxy utilized by many websites and applications to serve content to their users. One important aspect of managing a web server is logging, which refers to the process of recording information about the server's activity and performance.
Client logging | Best practices and examples
Client logging refers to the practice of collecting and storing log messages generated by client software, such as a web browser or mobile application. These log messages can provide valuable information about the behavior and performance of the client software, as well as any errors or issues that may have occurred.
Logging as a service | Log Management with Open Source Tool
Logging as a service (LAAS) is a type of cloud computing service that allows organizations to store and manage their log data in a central location. This type of service typically includes features such as centralized storage, real-time analytics, and search capabilities, as well as tools for visualizing and analyzing log data.
Logs UI | An intuitive UI for Log Management
A logs UI is a user interface for displaying log data. Logs are records of events that happen on a computer system, such as messages indicating that a particular operation has been performed or an error has occurred.
What are SysLog formats? How to use them?
Syslog is a standard for message logging that allows devices such as routers, switches, and servers to send event messages to a central log server. The messages sent by these devices are known as syslog messages and include information such as the date, time, device hostname, and message content.
What is syslog monitoring - a quick introduction & steps to set it up
Syslog monitoring is a process of collecting, storing, and analyzing system log messages generated by devices on a network. These log messages contain information about the operation and status of devices, as well as any errors or issues that may have occurred.