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    pgBadger

    pgBadger

    A fast PostgreSQL Log Analyzer

    pgBadger is a fast and powerful log analyzer for PostgreSQL, written in Perl. It parses PostgreSQL logs and generates detailed, visually appealing HTML reports, helping DBAs and developers understand query performance, connection issues, and system bottlenecks. With support for incremental analysis, gzip-compressed logs, and parallel processing, pgBadger is ideal for monitoring and optimizing PostgreSQL database activity in production environments.
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    LOGalyze CLI

    LOGalyze CLI

    Command line client interface for LOGalyze 4

    Command line LOGalyze client. logalyze-cli is a powerful command line client for managing LOGalyze engine. With LOGalyze application log analyzer, you can collect your log data from any device, analyze, normalize and parse them.
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    Aw2sql is a Perl CLI script which analyze the results of the Awstats and store them into a MySQL database. After this you can query this results from your own site and create a personalized design to the statistics.
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