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Scalyr supports live tail (in both classic and new UI modes): http://www.scalyr.com http://www.scalyr.com (*disclaimer: I'm one of the co-founders)

• lobster_johnson 10y ago
  Are the screenshots from the old or new UI? Looks a bit dated on first glance (sorry). However, the pricing looks very silly. 10GB/day is toy volumes, and only 30 days' retention, and this for $400/mo? That's not going to fly (sorry again).
  • nlh 10y ago
    No need to apologize :) Yes - screens are from old UI. New UI is currently in public beta and, as you'll see, dramatically improved: https://www.scalyr.com/product/new-ui/opt-in https://www.scalyr.com/product/new-ui/opt-in Re: pricing. A much bigger topic than there's room for here on HN, but in short - for a service that can ingest 1TB/day+ of your logs and gives you search times measured in milliseconds, you'll actually find our pricing is not only in line, but below a lot of other commercial providers (Splunk, Sumo Logic, etc.) And when you compare TCO with open source solutions (ELK, etc.) that require a significant amount of effort to scale, it's similarly competitive.
    • lobster_johnson 10y ago
      I think all the current logging providers are hugely overpriced. I understand why people run ELK or Graylog themselves. I suspect you're going to feel some competition from Google StackDriver/BigQuery. You can load 300GB/mo (your biggest plan) into BigQuery for about $156/mo including storage. As someone who is basing our stack on Kubernetes, "effort to scale" is pretty damn small these days!