Real-Time Log Monitoring Tool
Search, analyze, and monitor network and server device log data
Monitor critical log data in real time to aid in troubleshooting
Your infrastructure continuously generates log data to provide performance insights, and monitoring logs in real time can help give you the immediate insight you need. Whether it’s syslog, SNMP traps, or Windows event logs, these log files can provide the critical pieces of insight you need to help with troubleshooting. Monitoring, collecting, consolidating, and analyzing log information using one log management tool can help you find root causes faster. SolarWinds® Log Analyzer was designed to be the log monitoring tool you need to help keep your network and business up and running.
Filter your log data to find entries faster
Log Analyzer can help you easily filter your monitored log data. Once you collect the logs, you can refine them via intuitive, out-of-the-box filters. Using the powerful search engine built into Log Analyzer, you can quickly find the log entries of interest and save valuable time.
Visualize data via an interactive chart
Log Analyzer is designed to give you the capability to quickly visualize log volume, search results, and refine timeframes via an interactive chart. Since Log Analyzer is integrated into the Orion® Platform of products, you can seamlessly integrate the log data you’ve monitored and collected into the Orion Platform console, so you can view it alongside network and systems performance metrics. Unifying your log monitoring data and infrastructure performance can help give you a clearer view of your network’s performance.
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Log monitoring is a part of the larger cycle of log management, which can be broken down into five steps.
- Log collection: First, event log files must be collected from all parts of the infrastructure and application stack.
- Normalized: Once collected, the logs must be normalized, so they can be more easily searched and analyzed.
- Analysis: One of the goals of analysis is to identify patterns and be notified of urgent issues in need of an immediate response. After your log aggregation tool organizes and indexes the logs, they can be searched and analyzed for signs of anomalous activity or patterns requiring attention.
- Monitoring: Robust ongoing log monitoring is critical to successful log management. It's important to have a tool with messaging and notification systems—this feature allows you to receive updates about critical systems and respond in a timely manner.
- Reporting: The last step involves making application performance data accessible to relevant team members and stakeholders, typically providing visibility in the form of reports and dashboards.
Log monitoring is a part of the larger cycle of log management, which can be broken down into five steps.
- Log collection: First, event log files must be collected from all parts of the infrastructure and application stack.
- Normalized: Once collected, the logs must be normalized, so they can be more easily searched and analyzed.
- Analysis: One of the goals of analysis is to identify patterns and be notified of urgent issues in need of an immediate response. After your log aggregation tool organizes and indexes the logs, they can be searched and analyzed for signs of anomalous activity or patterns requiring attention.
- Monitoring: Robust ongoing log monitoring is critical to successful log management. It's important to have a tool with messaging and notification systems—this feature allows you to receive updates about critical systems and respond in a timely manner.
- Reporting: The last step involves making application performance data accessible to relevant team members and stakeholders, typically providing visibility in the form of reports and dashboards.
Visualize log aggregation data with easy-to-understand displays
Log Analyzer
- Gain insight into the performance of your environment
- Rapid identification of performance and availability issues
- See log data in real time with an interactive chart and graph
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