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If you're open to commercial solutions, there are several SaaS choices that are quite cheap at low log volume. For instance, Scalyr (500MB/day for $19/month), L
by snewman 12y ago
If you're open to commercial solutions, there are several SaaS choices that are quite cheap at low log volume. For instance, Scalyr (500MB/day for $19/month), LogEntries (free up to 167MB/day), or Papertrail (33MB/day for $7/month). All will provide centralized logging and full text search, and some form of dashboards and alerting.
Scalyr provides especially powerful features for log parsing and analysis, as well as integrating system and application metrics, and it's wicked fast -- most searches run in well under 1 second. (Disclosure: I am the founder of Scalyr.)
If you're interested, the respective web sites are easy to find, or drop me a line (my email address is in my profile).
- 23david 12y agoFor most teams, I definitely recommend getting started with a hosted elasticsearch option initially, and after validating a POC, only then consider a move to self-managed. Check out https://bonsai.io https://bonsai.io as a hosted option... I've helped a bunch of financial and security companies implement and deploy elk as a critical infra component. Generally I'm seeing it used to complement Splunk, Alienvault and other log/network/security monitoring solutions. Happy to help with any questions about deploying and managing ELK in production.