Self-hosted, OSS logfile analytics?

gesman · on June 9, 2015

If your log files are generating <500MB of log files per day you may use Splunk for free.

I wrote and published free splunk app - which i actually built specifically for my dedicated hosting server analytics:

https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/2676/

This way you're fully in control of your data

sjscott80 · on June 10, 2015

Hello! I didn't quite understand -- are looking for a log analysis tool that also helps with related web analytics? Disclosure: I work for Logz.io (http://logz.io) and our log analytics platform can do exactly that.

To learn more about the intersection of log analytics and web analytics, you might want to see this Moz post I wrote a few weeks ago on using log data to analyze search engine crawl rates, crawl budgets, bad response codes, crawl priorities, duplicate URL crawling, and more:

https://moz.com/blog/technical-seo-log-analysis

I hope it might help! (Again, full disclosure repeated. :)

dozzie · on June 9, 2015

Kibana, not Kobana. And no, it doesn't help you analyze that data. It only helps you browse/search that data, with a limited charting on top.

debacle · on June 9, 2015

Thanks, fixed.

I'm really only looking for things like response times, server errors, etc. Will Kibana be able to provide that?

For example, I'd want to run a query for "All requests that took longer than 1.5 seconds that did not return 500 status codes." Is there a way to do that?

packetbeats · on June 11, 2015

You can see a live demo of Kibana here: http://demo.elastic.co/packetbeat/

weddpros · on June 9, 2015

yes, Kibana will do this and more

lennartkoopmann · on June 9, 2015

Take a look at Graylog: www.graylog.org