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LogDNA is the easiest, fastest log management tool available. Our head of DevOps Ryan Staatz showcases how to get started with LogDNA, ingest logs from numerous platforms - Linux, Kubernetes, Docker, Linux, Syslog, etc., then add team members to join a central organization for centralized log management and analysis.

Centralized log management made simple. Our head of DevOps Ryan Staatz shows you how to get started with LogDNA. Learn how to use our advanced search and filters, including how to jump to time for easy logging analysis.

The easiest log management tool there is! Our head of DevOps Ryan Staatz is going to walk you through how to get started with LogDNA. He showcases how to Save a View and Set an Alert for easy log analysis.

Why waste time and resources on isolated or poorly integrated monitoring systems? Pandora FMS simplifies your operations and saves costs by unifying and centralizing all your monitoring in one place.

Traditional monitoring tools are incapable of parsing out the many real-time fluctuations inherent in Appnexus’ business data: seasonality, regular campaign changes, intricate correlations, and measurements across many orders of magnitude. Learn how autonomous analytics can help you.

15 minutes from installation to insights! Using XpoLog listeners allows you to automatically collect log data. XpoLog will automatically perform log parsing, indexing and aggregation with out of the box apps!

See how you can download, install, configure and start using PA File Sight in under 15 minutes. Detect ransomware attacks, users copying files from the server and more. Audit who is accessing files or find out who deleted files on the server.

Using Groups, you can monitoring a group of systems and investigate problems or trends them together.

In this episode, join product manager Jamie Hynds and Head Geeks Patrick Hubbard and Leon Adato as they walk you through how to use the new log management module, review best practices to get the most out of syslogs, and of course cover how-to’s for deployment management and configuration.