With just a click, you can hide or show log entries matching one or more conditions on any log entry field (emitter, log level, thread. >ScreenshotsĮasily filter, sort and search anything in very large files A 'tail' option can also be activated in AutoRefresh mode to display only the last log entries (useful for saving RAM with huge files).
LOG FILE VIEWER FULL
This mode avoids several full file reloads to look at logs while written.
LOG FILE VIEWER SOFTWARE
When 'AutoRefresh' mode is turned on, LogMX will display the log file content in real-time: you can now monitor your software by directly looking at its logs in real-time. To create a new Manager, you will just have to write a single Java Class implementing some abstract methods (build scripts and development environment already included).
LOG FILE VIEWER SERIAL
Some Managers read/monitor local or remote files, others read/monitor entire local/remote directories (virtually merging all directory files in a single view, taking into account file creation/deletion), and others read from sockets, serial port, or any data source. Like for Parsers, you can create your own Managers to read your logs anywhere they are (Oracle DB, private Cloud, POP3. LogMX comes with a local file manager and several remote-file managers (SFTP/SCP, FTP/FTPS, Elasticsearch, HTTP/HTTPS, TCP/UDP, CIFS/SMB, Serial ports). LogMX uses a set of log Managers in order to access logs anywhere they are. No setup required, simply open your log file and that's it. LogMX comes with several built-in parsers for the following common log formats: Log4j HTML/XML/JSON, Java Logging XML/Text, Logback, LogFactor5, Eclipse RCP, Syslogs. the whole log file/stream doesn't have to be a valid JSON object/array). Can also process streamed JSON fragments (i.e. Can extract nested JSON objects and array elements. Simply list the JSON fields you want to extract from your logs (only works with JSON logs). Unlike with Log4j Pattern parsers, ignoring some log entry fields is not possible. Simplest parser type to set up for user-defined log formats: no syntax knowledge required, simply describe your log format using a graphical editor (log entry fields orders, fields separators …). Ignoring some log entry fields is possible using tags settings. Trivial to set up when Log4j or Logback is actually used to produce logs. Such parsers can also read files that were not produced by Log4j/Logback: the Log4j/Logback Pattern syntax is proposed for those who do not want to use Regular Expression Patterns. Log4j/Logback Pattern Parser >Screenshotsĭescribe your log format with a single Pattern using the Log4j or Logback Pattern syntax. Regex ( Regular Expression) Parser >Screenshotsĭescribe your log format using a single regular expression (Java syntax almost the same as UNIX/PHP/Perl/Python): comparing to Log4j Pattern parsers, you will be able to handle optional fields, and ignore fields more easily. Such parsers can handle optional entry fields, merge/transform fields, collect statistics, use external resources,…īuild scripts, samples, and Ant/Maven/Gradle/Eclipse/IntelliJ development environments included. Most powerful parser type: write a single Java class that takes lines of text as input and parse them as log entries. You can create different types of LogMX parsers, depending on your log format and/or your technical skills: More powerful parsers If LogMX does not find a suitable Parser for a file, it will show you the file content in plain-text. And if a log file is compressed (zip/gzip/tar/bz2/lzma/xz), LogMX will automatically decompress it on the fly before parsing. LogMX auto-detects the Parser to use while the file is loading, you don't have to select a format to open a log file. You can easily create new LogMX parsers to open your own log files, if they are not in a 'standard' format (LogMX comes with default parsers handling Log4j v1/v2, Java Logging, Logback, LogFactor5, Eclipse RCP, and Syslogs formats). LogMX uses a set of Parsers in order to read any log format.
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