Log Viewer

This project is a web-based log viewer and management interface designed specifically for Laravel applications. It serves as a centralized dashboard for browsing, searching, and managing system logs without requiring direct access to raw files or SSH.

The system functions as a multi-host log aggregator, utilizing a remote proxy to view and index logs from multiple servers in one location. It includes a regular expression-based parser that interprets structured data from non-standard log files, allowing for custom log format definitions and severity level mapping.

Broad capabilities include index-based file navigation with compressed storage for performance, chunk-based global searching, and the ability to filter application-specific stack traces. The project also provides a programmatic API for log retrieval and folder management, alongside a security layer of middleware-based access control to protect production environments.

Features

Log Aggregation Proxies - Routes requests to multiple external servers to centralize log viewing from diverse environments in one interface.
Laravel Log Viewers - Provides a dedicated web interface for browsing and searching Laravel application logs without SSH access.
Log Aggregators - Acts as a centralized proxy to aggregate and index logs from distributed remote servers into one location.
Offset-Based Navigators - Stores pre-computed offsets of log files to enable fast seeking and scanning of new entries.

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