1. Sumo Logic
Sumo Logic offers a complete set of log management tools for the entire stack, whether cloud, on-premises, or hybrid. Centralized data visualization allows you to spot developing trends and disarm any errors before they occur or during damage control, finding the root cause faster. Thanks to anomaly detection, outlier detection, and predictive analytics, you get deep and comprehensive insights into your architecture's performance. Sumo logic offers real-time visibility into AWS, Azure, and GCP cloud applications and infrastructure. Alongside that, you get access to over 150 apps and native integrations to get full out-of-the-box visibility into third-party technologies.
2. Splunk
Splunk’s Log Observer is a log monitoring solution designed for DevOps. It allows you to integrate with the most popular data sources such as Kubernetes, Fluentd, or multiple AWS services. Splunk’s UI offers a point-and-click interface for rapid investigation of logs, which makes it easy to filter, sort, and explore data based on what you want to see at the moment. Log Observer also offers Live Tail features allowing you to observe and filter logs in real-time. Splunk is fast when searching for short-time data. However, it stays behind when getting data from a longer period of time, or when identifying trends.
3. Scalyr
Scalyr offers a cloud-based data analytics platform that enables high-speed log management and server monitoring.
It brings a new level of speed and productivity to operations teams, replacing traditionally separate tools such as server monitoring, application metrics, log analysis, and error tracking with a single, integrated service.Scalyr's parallel backend analyzes terabytes of data in seconds, transforming the user experience. Operations teams can interactively explore their system data, spot patterns across thousands of servers, and be alerted of incipient problems before they trigger a crisis.
The San Mateo, California-based company was established in 2011 by Steven Czerwinski and Steve Newman
4. Humio
Humio operates as a time-series logging and aggregation platform designed for unrestricted and comprehensive event analysis. It is deployable on any infrastructure including both in the cloud and on-premises. Humio enables data aggregation, exploration, reporting, and analysis from a range of sources ingesting massive volumes of log data instantly.Its data storage and in-memory search/query engine technologies provide customers cost-competitive log management and analysis solution, all while requiring significantly less hardware and engineering resources.
The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in London, England.
5. ELK
It's comprised of Elasticsearch, Kibana, Beats, and Logstash (also known as the ELK Stack) and more. Reliably and securely take data from any source, in any format, then search, analyze, and visualize.
6. VictoriaLogs
The Simple & Reliable Logs Solution That Scales High Performance | Open Source | Logs Database
