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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.

...The back-end daemon accepts data from Syslogd2 or its own client and inserts that data (and envelope information) into one or more databases using MySql client library or dbi drivers (also on SourceForge). The client needs no configuration (all input is via command-line). It is intended for hosts to make database entries without needing database client or interface code. Syslogd2 integration allows DBD2 to act as Syslogd2's database back-end for MySql and other databases supported by the dbi drivers. Original purpose was to track Linux cluster job status but other uses exist.

This is a web log file analyzer we are making using python. First the IIS parsing engine wil be built and then Apache and possibly other servers. It is going to support multiple log files from any date and output the statistics in html formatted files, incorporating automatically build charts. It will be a pure python solution which is going to be self contained, ie no installation will be required other from the standard python modules.

Caudium WebServer is a single process multi-threaded webserver. It has a built-in pre-processing language and includes an easy to use web-based configuration interface.

Cislog is a syslog server that specifically targets Cisco devices and their implementation of the syslog protocol. It consists of a Django web interface and a syslog listener with a database between them.