A quick and dirty tool for log analysis and visualization locally?

Posted by __esto__@reddit | linuxadmin | View on Reddit | 5 comments

Hey there! I'm looking for something that can analyze/parse and potentially visualize a batch of ad-hoc logs. I'm working with SentinelOne agents logs ( tar > multiple folders with text files, multi-line per event entries). This isn't a centralized logging solution, just a tool for me to get a better understanding of events vs time for one single node and then delete the logs. I was thinking about a local instance of splunk but maybe there's something else?

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posinsk@reddit

That sounds like a great use case for https://github.com/logdyhq/logdy-core

self-hosted, single binary, web ui, lots of customization options with TypeScript code

robbo2020a@reddit

Did you find anything? I've been trying to build something like this. Feel free to try it.

It's python based, runs locally etc. you can compare two files as well.

https://manaduvortes.com/loghog-log-analyzer/

Jeettek@reddit

Try out https://github.com/rcoh/angle-grinder

majorsummers@reddit

This is a fantastic tool. Exactly what I needed for getting stats from my JSON logs very quickly.

ConsciousValuable781@reddit

An event record that can clearly capture the time point and can be set to delete at a scheduled time. I understand that curtain logtrace can accurately set the number of days to retain logs.