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We used Sumologic for a long time and still do. You can query your logs in an SQL-way (you can do joins for instance) and last I checked they have a free tier.
by winrid 7y ago
We used Sumologic for a long time and still do. You can query your logs in an SQL-way (you can do joins for instance) and last I checked they have a free tier.
- whatsmyusername 7y agoTheir ability to figure out json for mostly-but-not-entirely json log records in the query line as well as LogReduce and LogCompare are great. Hot take, they're way better than Splunk.