Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

Greg, I've been looking into this as well and I'm not sure if there is a one-size-fits all. We've been using Seq in our app and we ingest ~1-6gb logs a day. Found seq ok but if you search ... well, anything past 24-48h is very very slow. We did various optimizations and move lots of the logs out

Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

com> Sent: Tuesday, March 13, 2018 8:14:11 AM To: ozDotNet Subject: Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic] Have you looked at Azure Log Analytics ? Easy to ingest bunches of logs, good query language, basic dashboards, easy to integrate with things like P

Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

check out elastic - seems like a logstash/elasticsearch/kibana would produce what you need fairly easily. > On 13 Mar 2018, at 10:52 am, Greg Harris wrote: > > Hi All, > > Question: Can you recommend a standard dashboard app that takes multiple > logs, filters out

Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

ay dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic] Hi All, Question: Can you recommend a standard dashboard app that takes multiple logs, filters out the 99% that is not relevant, works out a status, displays a panel of Green, Amber, Red blobs with hyperlinks to detailed log info? D

Re: Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

My fairly limited use of seq is that it's more a centralised log collection and search tool than a dashboard. But it might work for you if it's just logs. I have used SharePoint to present dashboards in the past, customising the parts to collect the desired info and present In a list. Not

Log filter / display dashboard - Looking for recommendation [Slightly off topic]

Hi All, Question: Can you recommend a standard dashboard app that takes multiple logs, filters out the 99% that is not relevant, works out a status, displays a panel of Green, Amber, Red blobs with hyperlinks to detailed log info? Details: I am doing an architecture consulting gig for a client