opcodesio/log-viewer

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.
• Domain Access Restrictions - Restricts access to the log viewer interface to specific authorized hostnames or domains.
• Interface Access Security - Protects the web management interface and API requests via custom authorization middleware.
• Production Security Policies - Implements a security layer with custom authorization gates to protect sensitive production log data.
• Sensitive Data Access Controls - Restricts interface and API access using custom authorization gates and domain whitelists to protect production logs.
• Log Parsing - Uses a regular expression-based system to interpret unstructured text logs into structured fields.
• Log Retrieval APIs - Provides a programmatic API to fetch specific log entries using search terms and severity filters.
• API Audit Log Retrieval - Provides a programmatic interface for fetching logs, folders, and specific entries to automate data collection.
• Application Log Viewers - Provides a comprehensive web interface for monitoring and debugging Laravel software execution logs.
• Regex-Based Log Parsers - Extracts structured data like timestamps and severity levels from raw text files using regular expressions.
• Log Source Configurations - Provides customizable routing and file specifications to define which log files are indexed and displayed.
• Regex Parsers - Uses configurable regular expressions to transform unstructured text logs into structured data for display.
• Log Management Utilities - Offers a management dashboard for filtering system logs by severity and searching application entries.
• Remote Administration Servers - Functions as a centralized dashboard to manage and view log files across multiple remote servers.
• Remote Logging Utilities - Provides a proxy system to search and view logs from multiple remote servers through a single interface.
• Log File Management - Provides a web interface to read, search, and manage system log files without direct server access.
• Index Compression - Implements compressed storage for log indices to enable fast navigation without excessive disk usage.
• Log Indexing Systems - Implements pre-computed indices of log files to accelerate navigation and search performance.
• Application Debugging - Facilitates application error debugging by filtering by severity and cleaning up stack traces.
• Custom File Format Readers - Allows extending log retrieval logic by defining specialized reader classes for non-standard file formats.
• Search Index Compression - Reduces the disk footprint of cached log indices through compression to maintain performance.
• Log Access Permissions - Implements authorization gates and middleware to verify administrative rights before granting access to sensitive logs.
• Management Action Permissions - Provides granular control over the ability to download or delete log files and folders based on user permissions.
• Log Directory Managers - Implements API controls for organizing log directories and performing bulk actions like deleting files.
• Logging Extensions - Supports the definition of custom log file classes and readers to handle specialized log formats.
• Chunked Search Implementations - Scans large log files in fixed megabyte increments to provide real-time progress during global searches.
• Chunked Log Searching - Implements a global search mechanism that scans log files in megabyte increments with real-time progress feedback.
• External Log Sources - Supports the registration and reading of diverse log files from applications, servers, and databases.

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