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This package offers an artisan command to tail the application log. It supports daily and single logs on your local machine.

swift-log is the official, vendor-neutral logging API for Swift, providing a small, performant core that libraries and applications adopt to avoid logger lock-in. It defines common logging semantics and levels, plus a lightweight façade that backends can implement—so the same application code can run with different logging engines (e.g., OSLog on Apple platforms or custom sinks on servers). The package embraces Swift Package Manager, offers a clean Logger API, and is widely used across the...

NLog is a flexible and free logging platform for various .NET platforms, including .NET standard. NLog makes it easy to write to several targets. (database, file, console) and change the logging configuration on-the-fly. NLog has support for structured and traditional logging. The focus for NLog is high performance, easy-to-use, easy to extend and flexible to configure. NLog is very easy to configure, both through configuration file and programmatically. Even without restarting the...

Managing large application state easily, resiliently, and with high performance is one of the hardest problems in the cloud today. The FASTER project offers two artifacts to help tackle this problem. FASTER Log is a high-performance concurrent persistent recoverable log, iterator, and random reader library in C#. It supports very frequent commit operations at low latency, and can quickly saturate disk bandwidth. It supports both sync and async interfaces, handles disk errors, and supports...

DBD2 inserts database records from TCP input. It is a companion project to Syslgod2 and an application in its own right. It ships with a backgrounding client for generic use. The client sends whatever information the user puts on the command-line to the back-end daemon via TCP. Upon successful transmission, the client exits. On failure, it backs off and retries until its life-time timer expires. The back-end daemon accepts data from Syslogd2 or its own client and inserts that data...

...It provides powerful additions like display filtering, defining log domain and level, image and binary logging, message coloring, traces buffering, timing information, link with source code, etc. Accept connections from local network clients (using Bonjour) or remote clients connecting directly over the internet. Online (application running and connected to NSLogger) and offline (saved logs) log viewing. Buffer all traces in memory or in a file, send them over to viewer when a connection is acquired. Define a log domain (app, view, model, controller, network…) and an importance level (error, warning, debug, noise…).

Monitoring log files is mandatory in all UNIX environments. LoGrobot does this for you efficiently. It analyzes, graphs and alerts on system log files, application log files, database log files, custom log files...basically any log file. Benefits: Automatically scans log files for errors or user specified patterns Shows the offending log entries in the alerts generated on a monitored log file Shows latest size of a log file at the time of the most recent log check Shows total...

A POSIX GUI file viewer capable of displaying manual pages and maintaining document meta-data (highlighting and bookmarks) per user per file; a local socket server for easy integration with other software, text can be processed with shell commands.

Peepo is a tool for remote analysis of Apache weblogs in real time. It consists of a server that broadcasts Apache logs via UDP and a desktop application that receives, filters and plots them.

Log File Paladin is a wxWdigets based client and PHP based server application for automated monitoring of remote logs. It is designed to help technicians effortlessly monitor client machines which would otherwise receive no attention.

A cross-platform notification daemon written in Ruby. Can be petitioned by an arbitrary application (local or remote) to activate notification plugins. Plugin examples include a popup dialog, a syslog entry, or an email alert.

The Secure Remote Log Monitor (SRLM) project provides client and server utilities that collect application or system log files from multiple systems over an untrusted network onto a central server for analysis and action.

A client/server application designed to let the user monitor a directory tree on a remote machine by creating snapshots of current file status in order to later detect file modification, addition and/or removal.