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Starting from version 1.4.0.0, the project has been renamed to AzioEventLog Analyzer and is officially published in the Microsoft Store at: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMBDKF5C8F9 Run only from Administrator Rights AzioEventLog Analyzer is a Windows Event Log monitoring and analysis tool designed for users who need comprehensive insight into their Windows system events. Dual Operation Modes Monitoring: Track Windows Event Logs Database Mode: Browse and analyze historical logs with advanced filtering and pagination Interactive Dashboard Visual summary cards showing total logs, errors, warnings, and information events Pie chart for log level distribution Advanced Filtering & Search Filter by log source (System, Application, Security, and more) Filter by severity level (Error, Warning, Information, AuditSuccess, AuditFailure) Time-based filtering (Last hour, 24 hours, 3 days, 7 days) Filter by Event ID and Source name Session-based historical data filtering

...Also, many single connectors collect events from multiple locations (multi database, multi file, WUC) and we might never know one of these locations is unavailable as events from the other locations are arriving so the connector seems to be working fine. Eventually, when we do understand that something is wrong, it takes a while to analyze, understand and solve. In light of these problems in the process of error detection in connectors, I have developed is an automated tool named 'We! Analyze' with its own UI which analyzes connector logs manually or using an API that can be started from the command line, a schedule task or from the console with an action in rule, tool or integration command (if you use the API you can forward the events to a syslog listener in CEF format).