LogBull
A self-managed log collection and query tool for developers and small teams that supports isolation of logs by project, HTTP writing, field filtering, API Key, team rights management, and single sign-on for lazy cat accounts.
Lazy cat OIDC login has been integrated. LogBull is a self-managed log collection and query system for developers and small teams. It can collect logs generated by different applications, scripts, and server-side programs into Lazy Cat Micro Service, and query them by item, time, level, message content, and custom fields through the web interface. ##Suitable for the scene - Collect running logs of personal projects, internal tools, website back-ends, and automated scripts. - Quickly check online errors, slow interface requests, and scheduled task execution records. - Isolate logs from different systems by project to avoid mixing logs together. - Assign project access rights to team members and work together to troubleshoot problems. - Need more convenient search, filtering, and auditing capabilities than plain text log files, but don't want to maintain complex ELK or Loki. ##First use process 1. Open LogBull and log in using your lazy cat account. 2. Click the item selector in the upper left corner. 3. Click `Create project` to create a project, such as `my-api`,`web-prod`,`worker-dev`. 4. After entering the project, check the log on the Search page. 5. Connect the log sending address to your application. Log receiving address format: ```text https://Your LogBull domain name/api/v1/logs/receiving/project ID ``` For example: ```text https://logbull.XXX.heiyu.space/api/v1/logs/receiving/7522c716-d859-44fc-992b-2556868039d2 ``` ##Send Log The easiest way is to call the HTTP API directly. The request body needs to contain a 'logs' array. It is recommended that each log contain at least 'level' and 'message', and the business fields be placed in 'fields'.
