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Raygun
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Allows leaving comments on issues
It's possible to comment on issues. Great for coordinating if and how exceptions should be handled within a team.
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Inefficient UI
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Exceptions are grouped
Raygun groups similar exceptions together displaying the number of occurences so that there's no need to deal with each instance of the error separately.
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Daily digest emails
Raygun can send a summary of all error that have happened over the day.
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Email notifications
Raygun can be set up to send email notifications as soon as exceptions occur.
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Supported languages:
Any
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Unlimited
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Custom
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Event and error based
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Kafka
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Optimized for performance
Kafka is optimized for supporting a huge number of users.
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Java is a resource hog
Java is a resource hog, making this far too slow unless you have money to throw at multiple servers with 1/2TB of ram.
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Native mirroring support
Kafka has native support for mirroring.
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Need Zookeeper
Kafka can only work with Zookeeper
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Native compression support
Kafka has native support for compression.
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Sentry
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Consolidates similar errors and makes resolution easy
It's what Sentry calls [Rollups](https://docs.sentry.io/learn/rollups/]. All individual issues rolled-up can still be drilled down. Also two issues can be merged manually.
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Not really a logging solution
Sentry collects exceptions, it's not a solution for log aggregation.
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Email/Slack/GitHub/Hipchat integration
Newly discovered issues (i.e. one that isn't rolled-up under and existing one) can generate an instant notification via many means.
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Can't filter by browser versions
Sentry only filters by browser names and not by browser versions (for example: Firefox, instead of Firefox 27, Firefox 28 etc...)
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Has an official Docker image
Sentry has an official Docker image which means it's likely going to be well reviewed and maintained for a while and it makes it easy to set up.
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No free cloud hosting
Unfortunately there is no free plan for cloud hosted solution. Only self-hosted solutions are free to use.
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Completely open source, with a hosted version available
Sentry is a completely open source tool. It's free to use if you want to run it on your own. If you want to avoid the overhead of running and maintaining another server, it also has a hosted version available at www.getsentry.com
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Source maps support
Has support for source maps.
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Can create projects and teams
A single Sentry server can be used for various teams/products.
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Platforms:
Docker, Web
Type:
aggregation
Supported languages:
Any
Hosting options:
Cloud or Self-hosted
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Flume
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Flume is transactional (no lost when duplicating streams), and can be backuped by Kafka
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Hard to manage
Since Flume cannot do multiplex connections, it's extremely hard to manage. It's essentially one socket per log type.
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Hadoop integration
Flume was created to efficiently move log data to Apache Hadoop's HDFS.
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Free and open source
Licensed under Apache 2.0.
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Snare
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Offered as a Cloud Service
Snare have hosted servers in most AWS locations.
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Uses Elastic Search as its Data Warehouse
Elasticsearch is recommended as a leader in its space handling high volumes of data.
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Full Log Analytics
All your log data, regardless of your log agent vendor can now be analysed through the web-based Dashboard.
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Rsyslog
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Free and Open Source
Rsyslog is a free and open source tool.
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Difficult to configure
The config is not user friendly at all compared to syslog-ng
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Not spread to many platforms
Rsyslog is only available for Linux and Solaris.
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Fluentd
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Difficult to setup
Requires a significant time investment to get up and running.
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Logs everything in JSON
Gives structure to unstructured logs.
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Logs stored to FS buffer while network is down
Logs aren't lost due to network issues.
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In-stream processing
With a list of 150+ plugins, Fluentd can perform all kinds of in-stream data processing tasks.
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Huge plugin ecosystem
Fluentd has a plugin ecosystem that has resulted in developers creating over 150 plugins for the service.
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Prioritizes simplicity and robustness
For example, inputs and outputs have built-in support for buffering, load-balancing, timeouts and retries so to be able to deliver data reliably.
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Free and open source
Licensed under Apache 2.0.
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Routing based on tags
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Exponential retry wait
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Copy to multiple storages
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Based on CRuby
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac
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Timber
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Beautiful, modern, easy interface
The Timber interface stands out in the space: It's beautiful, easy, and modern. It's fast. It uses advanced front-end technologies to maximize performance and usability (react, redux, etc).
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Not really a centralized log management tool
It only takes in events from specified "apps", not all unstructured data. And, if you select "other" (apps), it just says: Bummer! We don't support apps of this type yet.
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Great search
Timber offers a really great simple search, with a support for advanced features like: term negation, condition grouping (parenthesis), regex, field searches and conditions, etc.
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Not available on self-hosted or bare metal
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SQL query your logs (w/ join support)
Timber allows you to SQL query your logs just like you would a traditional database. The JOIN support is very powerful.
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Six month searchable retention
The retention Timber offers is exceptionally longer. The default is generally 2 - 4 weeks, Timber offers 6 months.
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Real-time graphing
Because Timber fully embraces structured data, graphing is simple, real time, and fast. They provide a number of aggregates you can graph on.
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Automatic context & structured data
Timber provides native libraries that automatically attach metadata to your logs. They've designed a schema that defines events and context, which normalizes the data and makes querying, alerting, and graphing simple and reliable.
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Easy installation
Timber can be installed in < 1 min and usually with a single command. It asks your for your application details and provides 1 set of simple instructions.
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Simple pricing and plans. No feature matrices.
Besides the free plan, Timber doesn't impose limits on the number of users, alerts, etc. It's entirely based on the amount of data allowed for the plan. It's refreshingly straightforward.
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Real-time alerts with thresholds
The alerts are real-time and the approach is thoughtful. Instead of blasting you with alerts every time it's triggered, they change the state of the alert once, notify you once, and then notify you again when the alert is no longer an issue.
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Excellent documentation
Timber's docs are detailed and thoughtful, both for the service as well as the libraries they offer.
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No rate limiting
Beyond the space your plan is allowed to use, there is no rate limiting.
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Logs show up quickly
Logs show up < 3 seconds of when they are generated
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aggregation, monitoring, & structuring
Supported languages:
Any
Hosting options:
Cloud-hosted
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Logentries
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Real-time alerts
Alerts can be created based on tags or by setting criteria via the intuitive and powerful search capabilities of LogEntries. To not flood notifications it's possible to specify limitations for alerts, such as how many times an hour an event has to happen for it to trigger a notification. Notifications can be sent by email, mobile messaging or via webhooks (webhooks are sent server in real-time, so there's no need for polling for changes).
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Confusing interface
The interface is packed with features and options, many of them I'm not sure what they do at all.
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Supports a diverse set of programming languages
Including Java, .Net, Ruby, PHP, node.js, Python.
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Character limit for each log entry
Currently log entries are limited to 8192 characters, if your log entry runs over this amount then it will be truncated where the excess log will be a new entry in the UI. This can easily cause a problem JSON structure with java stacktraces.
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Free up to 5 GB
Logentries free product allows uploading up to 5 GB of logs a month and has a 7-day retention period. The free product is available after the 30-day trial ends.
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Limited search capabilites
Compared to Elasticsearch and other competitors, search syntax has few features, apart from regexp and NOT/AND/OR combining. E.g. has no syntax to determine if a field is absent.
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Works with multiple PaaS and IaaS
Logentries works with Amazon Web Services (AWS), Heroku, AppFog, Engine Yard and other platform as a service (PaaS) providers, along with Amazon Web Services, Rackspace, Microsoft Azure and other infrastructure as a service (IaaS) providers.
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Expensive
The average plan is over $1.5 per GB, which can get very expensive for any sort of reasonable volume.
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Event and search updates can be viewed in real-time
In Live Tail mode events and searches update in real-time. Live Tail mode can be used in Aggregate View, that allows selecting a combination of logfiles to be viewed together, and with any log groups created. These events are supplemented with tags to allows getting an overview of current events quickly at a glance.
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Short retention
The retention is very short (14 - 30 days).
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Supports the most popular programming frameworks
Supports the most popular programming frameworks, including Ruby and node.js.
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There's a limit of 100 logs per server
Should you have a webserver that hosts many sites, you'll hit this undocumented limit. The token-based alternative solution is inconvenient to set up and maintain.
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Offers an easy way of visualizing data via graphs
LogEntries allows each logfile to have a separate dashboard of various graphs & widgets put together for visualizing data. A dashboard is put together by dragging & dropping graphs and widgets into place. Graphs and widgets include charts, tables, gauges, event counts among other forms of data visualization.
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Can't track the source of errors in 3rd party libraries
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Real-time tagging makes reading logs easier
Colored indicators can be set that highlight events in a log in real-time based on given criteria. Criteria are set via intuitive and powerful search capabilities of LogEntries.
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Insufficiently secure web client logger
No progress since this was reported in September 2013.
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Easy to set up
Logentries can be set up quickly and with relative ease.
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Grouping is unsorted and limited
Eg. you can't really check what browsers people use, because the report is limited to 40 unique strings.
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Great search
LogEntries has human readable, intuitive and powerful search with support for logical expressions, comparison expressions, regular expressions and ability to search based on field, group based on approximations over time, use functions such as count, sum, average and unique as well as save searches.
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Blocked by ad blockers by default
https://easylist-downloads.adblockplus.org/easyprivacy.txt includes logentries
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Timestamps are displayed in the local time zone
Unlike Loggly, LogEntries displays timestamps in your timezone. You don't even have to configure anything.
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No specialized reporting for JavaScript
No stack trace, or XHR recording. Compare with UserSnap or Rollbar or TrackJS.
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Excellent documentation
LogEntries has comprehensive documentation that's easy to read and understand and includes lots of screenshots and examples.
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Signing up requires phone number
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Good technical support
Answer incidents pretty quickly.
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No CDN for the web client logger
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Prepared viewlets
Easy to get information fast with integrated dashboards. Also I can change as I want easy by rewriting query
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TypeErrors (X is not a function) are not tracked
Loggly catches them by default. LogEntries doesn't seem to catch them even if catchall is set to true. See the GitHub issue.
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Platforms:
Windows, Linux, Mac
Type:
aggregation & monitoring
Supported languages:
Android / GoLang / JavaScript/HTML5 / iOS / Java / .NET / .NET Serilog / PHP Logging / Python
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Cloud hosted
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Logstash
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Does not come bundled with a UI
Logstash does not come bundled with a UI, to visualize data you need to use a tool like Kibana or grafana as the UI.
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Has an official Docker image
There is an official Docker image for Logstash which means it'll likely be well supported and maintained for a while.
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Difficult to maintain
You have to host and maintain it yourself. This can be a challenge as log volume increases.
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Free and open source
Logstash is licensed under Apache 2.0.
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Filters can be hard to write
Simple filters seem easy enough with a pattern like %{SYNTAX:SEMANTIC} but often RegEx is required. RegEx is a powerful backdoor but it is also dense and hard to learn.
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Extended functionality via plugins
There is a rich repository of plugins available categorized as inputs, codecs, filters and outputs.
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No native alerts
Logstash does not have any native alerting capabilities.
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Easy installation
No dependencies, it's a single .jar file. It's written in JRuby and only requires Java to be installed.
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Great integration with other Elastic products
Logstash is commonly used as part of ELK stack, that also includes ElasticSearch (a clustered search and storage system) and Kibana (a web frontend for ElasticSearch).
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Emphasizes flexibility and interoperability
Logstash is built to fit in your stack.
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Filters are code
Filters, also known as "groks", are used to query a log stream. They are provided in a configuration file, that also configures source stream and output streams. Since they are stored in a file, they can be under version control and changes can be reviewed (for example, as part of a Git pull request).
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Managed cloud version avaible
There is a cloud based managed version if you are prepared to pay a few bucks.
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Good performance
You can run on mediocre system without problems
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Scribe
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No longer supported
Scribe has been abandoned and is no longer supported by Facebook. This means that it's no longer possible to submit pull requests or to open issues.
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Works with pretty much any language
Scribe uses Thrift for its protocol encoding so it's compatible with pretty much any language you want to use with it.
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Free and open source
Licensed under the Apache 2.0.
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MindArray IPM
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No virtual appliance
No virtual appliance available.
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Real-time indexing of log data
Indexes log data in real time
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Customizable
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Robust search and filters
The search functionality and the filters are very robust.
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Logsniffer
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Monitoring and alerting
Scans logs in real-time using powerful search routines and publishes identified events to several channels. Storing events in an Elasticsearch index enables extensive analysis.
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UI first approach
Everything can be managed by the great UI: Configuring logs, start/stop alerts etc.
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Endless scrolling through logs – forward and backward
There is no need to adjust time filter ranges etc. to scroll up or down in the sequence of log messages.
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Lightweight on-premise app
All-in-one bundled web application, 30MB with a low memory footprint. Only Java is required.
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Real-time log tailing
Logs are accessed and tailed directly from files in real-time.
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Graylog2
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Free and open source
Graylog2 is licensed under GNU GPL v3.
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Limited logging protocols support
Graylog2 only has support for syslog and GELF.
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Easy setup
Graylog2 can be quickly installed on any Linux machine running Java 7 via an executable that allows installing and configuring remote dependencies and graylog2 itself via a web interface.
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Self hosted. Difficult to maintain.
Maintenance is very difficult because of the high volume nature of logs.
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Real-time
Information and statistics displayed update in real time.
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Slow
Takes multiple servers even for smaller deployments
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Great interface
Easy to overview, intuitive and full of explainers.
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Interface is hard to use
The interface is hard to use, loaded with data, and difficult to understand.
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Little maintenance
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Streams allow identifying events in real-time and perform actions
Stream allow filtering events in real time and perform action such as issue alerts or forward messages.
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Server-side functionality can be extended via plug-ins
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Works well with just about any type of logging
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Platforms:
Linux, Docker
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Java
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Stackify
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No Free Plan
There is no free plan.
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Easy to install, value out-of-the-box, easy to use
We are using Stackify to monitor everything related to the app including the app performance, server performance, DB, webpages, custom metrics and then when an issue happen, it is great to have the errors and logs all connected together. Way better than any of the log only or error only tools
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Minimal
Loggly cannot scale into a full blown infrastructure for analytics. This is simply a tools for parsing log data coming from your apps.
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Papertrail
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Expensive
Averages out at $8/GB/mo, which feels exorbitant.
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Easy set-up process
To set Papertrail up, use NXLog, or simply direct logs to a URL provided by Papertrail. No proprietary agent.
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Ridiculous free plan
Unfortunately, compared with other competitors, their free plan comes with only 50MB/month.
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Simple interface
The default view is mostly taken up by log events with a small row at the bottom for entering a search query, setting date range, accessing saved searches and enabling or disabling real-time logging.
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No built-in graphing
Papertrail can integrate with Librato Metrics and StatHat to graph event occurrence count over time, but there's no built-in way to visualize data.
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Event and search updates can be viewed in real-time
By default log events and searches in Papertrail are updated in real-time.
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Antiquated interface
The interface is simple, yet it is slow and hard to work with.
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Logs can be colorized via third-party software
Logs can be colorized by installing Stylish, a browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that overrides CSS stylesheets, and writing a custom stylesheet. Papertrail's log entries have various attributes that can be used to change css properties for specific programs or systems, or based on message contents. Logs can also be colorized within the actual logs by adding ANSI escape codes (will override user-specific colorization).
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Splunk
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Easy to use, powerful search
It's human readable, intuitive, fast and with auto-complete to boot. And if you need more advanced functionality out of your queries, 120+ page search manual will give you an insight in how much is actually possible.
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Expensive
Splunk is pretty expensive compared to other solutions.
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Widely used
De facto standard for log aggregation, monitoring, analysis and reporting.
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Antiquated
The interface and service are very antiquated
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Scales effortlessly
It is built for enterprise use, meaning it scales easily.
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Seriously SLOW ingest
Their docs and sales say it will ingest up to 20k EPS, but reality is more like 1k eps per server.
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Real-time graphs
You can create visualizations that update in real time.
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Complex set up process
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Cross-platform
OS X, Linux & Windows are supported. You can also access Splunk from iOS and Android devices.
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Free version
With restrictions on log size and devices a free version is available.
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Alerts
Splunk can turn searches into alerts.
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Understands data in any format or language
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Extendable via a large selection of apps
Additional functionality can be added with over 500 apps.
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aggregation & monitoring
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Cloud or On-Premise
Supported input methods:
Agent/TCP/UDP/HTTP/Modular Input(Script)
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Cloudlytics
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No Free Plan
Only 200 MBs are free for just the 1st month.
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Traffic analysis is provided using CloudFront logs
CloudFront analytics allows tracking what content is accessed and organize requests based on origin, amount, data transfered, OS/device/browser used, time, etc.
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AWS services only
Highly focussed on AWS Cloud & if you are looking for analytics about your Cloud Infrastructure then this is your go to SaaS tool
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Allows analyzing CloudTrail's API calls
Cloudlytics can be used to analyze CloutTrail's API calls to understand the geographical origin of requests and identifying unauthorized access attempts.
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Helps manage expenditure
Provides tools for analyzing bills. Can schedule turning EC2 instances on and off to optimize resource cost. Allows setting expenditure threshold values that will trigger an alert if a bill of a service has consumed 80%, 100% or more of set threshold.
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Provides AWS ELB insights
Cloudlytics provides insight into requests made to load balancer, including average response time, request path, server responses and client IP addresses.
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Allows scheduling when certain EC2 instances should be turned on or off
Usage of development and test environments can be optimized via scheduler. EC2 instances can be turned off when not needed.
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A free trial is available
The free trial lasts a month and allows uploading 200 MB of logs.
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Comprehensive log analytics solution for AWS Cloud
Cloudlytics can gather logs from Amazon's S3, CloudFront, CloudTrail and ELB services and provide insight into access patterns, API calls, requests made to load balancer as well as identify unauthorized access attempts, spam attacks, and help manage expenditure.
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AWS cloud audit allows identifying unauthorized access attempts
Cloud audit can be turned on via CloudTrail. It allows identifying unauthorized access attempts, IP addresses and request statuses.
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Allows identifying spam requests
Spam Reports can be used to identify possible spam requests and the IP address making them.
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Custom reports
Custom reports can be used to get insights for specific needs. For example, it's possible to add filters for parameters like edge locations, status, URL query etc. on various available fields like total requests, edge result type.
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Sumo Logic
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Scalable
Sumo logic is entirely cloud based and very scalable.
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Useless need for collectors
You have to install a plugin on each host to collect logs, the collector is 89MBs and is written in Java. there's no reason to install a Java tool to send syslog data when Linux already does that natively. The memory footprint for Java-based apps is way too high and, in this case, completely unnecessary.
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Flexible licensing model
Licensing cost is primarily determined by daily ingest of logs, however this is averaged out over 30 days instead of locking a user out of their own data after an arbitrary number of license breaches.
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Does not support structured data
They don't support RFC5424 standard events
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Truly multi-tenant
Sumo Logic is truly multi-tenant, a single instance running on the server can serve multiple groups of users.
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Install is very painful
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A large set of supporting Apps
Allows customers to quickly setup and start getting actionable insights from their infrastructure by using Apps that integrate with various different platforms out of the box.
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Search is very difficult
Here's an example: _sourceCategory=*windows* _sourceName=Security (4771 OR 4768 OR 4776 OR 4625) | parse regex "EventIdentifier = (?<event_id>\d+?);" | parse regex "ComputerName = \"(?<hostname>.+?)\"" | parse regex "(?:Result|Failure|Error) Code:.+?(?<result_code>0x[A-Fa-f\d]+)\b" nodrop | where result_code !="0x0" AND event_id in ("4771", "4768", "4776","4625") | count by hostname
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Indexing and search are very slow
Sending around 45000 events to it may take more than 3 minutes to show up in the interface. Once they show up, a search may take up to 32 seconds to return results. On only 45000 events, the search should return in milliseconds.
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Difficult / Confusing Interface
The service and interface are very confusing.
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There can be issues with smaller vendors
There may be some issues when using devices and services for smaller vendors which are not officially supported by Sumo Logic.
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Log events system
It's possible to trigger events on certain logs. For example log.error happens, or failed password text is found in logs
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Error reporting
Sentry compatible and custom error reporting for most popular languages like JavaScript, Go, Python, Java, and PHP.
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Scales for Enterprises
Multi-node elasticsearch and scalable architecture easily supports 10000s+ of events/min
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Custom log Dashboards
Plot any type of graphs and aggregation with an easy to use composer.
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