This kind of situation is exactly what tools like Splunk and VMware's
Log Insight were designed for. Tools like these offer both automatic
log parsing/analysis and a nice front-end for manual searching. The
stack of logstash, elasticsearch, and kibana (and watcher) all from
elastic.co might be what you are looking for. Other open source
alternatives are things like fluentd and graylog2.
As far as Google search terms, I used log analysis and operational
intelligence.
-spp
On 8/22/2015 10:16 AM, Edward Ned Harvey (lopser) wrote:
I am surprised nobody had a "just use this product" or "just google for this search
term" response -
There's got to be a good way to search all the logs, regularly, to find
messages that need attention.
The same idea applies to apache, mysql, syslog, I don't know what else.
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