While I fully agree that storing log data in the database isn't usually a good idea, I would never recommend Logly to somebody. It may just be my experience, bu

While I fully agree that storing log data in the database isn't usually a good idea, I would never recommend Logly to somebody. It may just be my experience, but the search facilities and stability left a lot to be desired - it is one of very few web apps that consistently face me the Chrome "oh snap" js crash. IMO Papertrail is a much better service with the exact same MO.