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Logalyze as a Local Log Analyzer

This quick tutorial will show you a quick way to analyze your application or server logs with Logalyze.

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Deepak Shettigar
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Jun. 19, 18 · Tutorial
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As a developer, working on your local setup, if you are looking for a neat way to analyze your application/server logs there are a few options. If you are looking for lightweight alternatives to enterprise tools like Splunk, Logazlyze is an elegant option.            

Here is how you can download, configure & analyze your local logs.

Prerequisites

  • JRE/JDK 8+ is installed & JAVA_HOME is set

Download

  • Official download: http://www.logalyze.com/downloads/viewcategory/2-installer
  • You can choose the compressed setup (zip, tar.gz, etc) suitable to your OS.

Setup

  • Extract the contents of the archive to your local drive.
  • Start the agent: D:\logalyze-tomcat-4.1.7\bin\startup.bat
  • Start the Admin UI: D:\Programs\Logalyze\logalyze-tomcat-4.1.7\admin\bin\startup.bat
  • Login to Admin 
  • default user     : admin
    default password : logalyze


    Configure

  • Configure new Collector as below
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