I meant tailing the aggregated logs themselves. I have looked at the CLI tools that exist for some of those SaaS services, and I have not found anything half de

I meant tailing the aggregated logs themselves. I have looked at the CLI tools that exist for some of those SaaS services, and I have not found anything half decent. For example, you will definitely want to filter on labels (including regexps) while tailing, and such filtrering should support adjustable context (both # of lines and time interval) and should support an optional time range to scroll back into history ("tail from 2pm"). And of course, grepping of historical entries. Another thing I am not impressed with is pricing. Loggly seems the most reasonable in terms of price per volume, except it limits the number of "team members" to a ridiculous degree (5 users or something like that). I set up Graylog once and wasn't impressed with it. Its reliance on Elasticsearch means it is quite static when it comes to the schema/input format. You can't change the settings; there is no reindexing support (or at least this was the case when I tried it, a year ago or so). Also, don't think it has any CLI tools?