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apache-logs-to-mysql
Apache Log Parser and Data Normalization Application
Apache Log Parser and Data Normalization Application Python handles File Processing & MySQL handles Data Processing ApacheLogs2MySQL consists of two Python Modules & one MySQL Schema to automate importing Access & Error files and normalizing data into database designed for reports & data analysis. Runs on Windows, Linux and MacOS & tested with MySQL versions 8.0.39, 8.4.3, 9.0.0 & 9.1.0. 4 LogFormats & 2 ErrorLogFormats can be loaded and 5 MySQL Stored Procedures can be processed... -
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Log Rotate
A replica of the logrotate utility, except this also runs on Windows
A replica of the logrotate utility, except this also runs on Windows systems. Log-Rotate is an independent port of logrotate. It's made to work exactly the same way as the original logrotate, except it works in Powershell and especially Windows. -
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Logagent
Extensible log shipper with input/output plugins, buffering, etc.
Logagent is a modern, open-source, lightweight log shipper. It is like Filebeat and Logstash in one, without the JVM memory footprint. It comes with out-of-the-box and extensible log parsing, on-disk buffering, secure transport, and bulk indexing to Elasticsearch, Sematext Logs, and other destinations. Its low memory footprint and low CPU overhead make it suitable for deploying on edge nodes and devices, while its ability to parse and structure logs makes it a great Logstash alternative.
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