Syslog, an abbreviation for system logging protocol, is a type of logging that allows a system administrator to monitor and manage logs from different parts of the system. It can be used to track events and errors, as well as provide information about system performance. Syslog can be used on Unix-like systems, Windows, and other operating systems.

In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, IT teams grapple with the complexities of managing hybrid environments, where on-premises infrastructure coexists with cloud-based services. A report by 451 Research highlights the prevalence of this challenge, revealing that over 60% of organizations operate in hybrid environments. Yet, many struggle to manage the intricacies of this architecture effectively.