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Running a successful software business is hard. Building and running your own log management system is equally hard, but it doesn’t make you any better at your core business. Loggly takes this painful chore and turns it into a reliable, scalable service. We save you money and keep your development team focused on the features that are important to your customers and unique to you.
Web server log analysis can offer important insights into your web servers. The process involves collecting, parsing, and analyzing the log files generated by your web servers. In this way, you can attain granular information about server requests from users or search…
When using Java, the goal of garbage collection is to remove unwanted objects from your computer’s memory so you can more easily process new actions. One major advantage of Java garbage collection (GC) is the process can occur automatically within Java-based applications,…
Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks present a major security risk for many companies and organizations. DDoS attacks, which attempt to shut down web hosts and servers by overloading them with traffic, also eat into your bandwidth and resources—meaning a successful DDoS attack can…
As your IT infrastructure becomes larger, more distributed, and more complex, you may need to devote more attention and resources to ensuring it’s properly monitored and secure. One way you can keep an eye on the health of your infrastructure is through…
By adopting a cloud syslog solution, tech pros can leverage the popular syslog standard to centralize—and use—log data on a flexible remote platform. Tech pros who have to deal with log data need a centralized management solution. They need to bring together…
Log aggregation is the first step of log management. It can help businesses gain insights into their operations and application performance across diverse infrastructures. Log aggregation is the process of collecting and centralizing disparate event log files across a range of applications,…
With log analysis, tech pros can inspect and utilize log data for diagnostic purposes. These simple guidelines can help you start gaining insights from your logs. Applications, services, hosts, and more all generate large quantities of log data. Tech pros are responsible…
Log monitoring is a component of log management through which IT teams consolidate and observe log data to track system behavior, assess network health, and troubleshoot problems. Computer systems create records of their activity called logs. Collectively, logs act as an electronic…
Log viewers and log parsers help tech pros maintain the health of their applications without having to manually sift through log data. Every day, your network devices and applications are generating hundreds of thousands (or millions) of lines of event log data.…
Investing in a cloud logging tool provides a scalable solution for storage, analysis, and centralized log management. Computer systems create logs as records of network and application activity. They can be thought of as electronic audit trails tech pros use to gain…