I started a side project to solve this, and I'm thinking of selling it. What I would like to know is: - Do you have the same issue ? Did you find a solution ? - Do you use another system to store the logs ? If yes, do you still face this problem ?
Ask HN: Are there good alternatives to ElasticSearch for storing logs?
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#3fb just opensourced logdevice: https://github.com/facebookincubator/LogDevice
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#5https://portal.influxdata.com/downloads
Perhaps also consider influxdb
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#6What about something like s3? Now you can use Athena to query data stored there
For reference, this is what I've been working on: https://logvue.xonoko.com
I use it everyday, but I don't know if I should use something better that already exist, or if I should really work to make it available for everyone.
Re: Ask HN: Are there good alternatives to ElasticSearch for storing logs?
#7https://logz.io/blog/influxdb-vs-elasticsearch/ https://portal.influxdata.com/downloads Perhaps also consider influxdb
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#9Does this mean that you don't need charts - only usual datagrid for your Elastic index where you can easily filter/sort documents?.. My product SeekTable can do that. In addition to that, it can build pivot tables by ElasticSearch (say, you may get summary by log entry type, or group by date parts).