tobylvp

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Java GC log files in LogViewPlus(logviewplus.com)
1 points by tobylvp 3y ago|0 comments
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by tobylvp 4y ago
I think all of this sounds fine in theory, but the reality is that most logged information will not be needed - ever. Exactly what information is needed when can be difficult to predict. So, if a developer feels something might be importa
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by tobylvp 4y ago
Glogg is a great tool. We take a bit of a different approach in that we parse the log file. This enables some more in-depth features such as SQL reporting. We also support remote file access (for example, SFTP). Let me know if you have a
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by tobylvp 4y ago
As things currently stand - hard. LogViewPlus is written in .Net using WinForms, so it is heavily tied to Windows. However, Microsoft is evolving. The bulk of the code can now be made to be cross-platform easily, but the front-end remain
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by tobylvp 4y ago
It looks like you have done a great job with lnav - it's impressive. I know how much work has gone into LogViewPlus and you must have made a similar commitment. I thought I was the only one crazy enough to want to solve this problem.
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by tobylvp 4y ago
I mentioned this below, but you could try LogViewPlus. It has a built in SQL based reporting feature you can use. You can see it in action here: https://www.logviewplus.com/docs/create_a_custom_report.html
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by tobylvp 4y ago
For Windows users, there is LogViewPlus. (I am the author). https://www.logviewplus.com/ It has a similar feature set (tail, syntax highlighting, SQL reporting) with a focus on accessing files remotely.