Semantic Coherence: SolarWinds Loggly – Signal Evidence & AI Readability

LOG MANAGEMENT AND ANALYTICS

INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING

APPLICATION MONITORING

DIGITAL EXPERIENCE

Get unified visibility and intelligent insights with SolarWinds Observability SaaS
LEARN MORE

Log Management and Analytics
Explore the full capabilities of Log Management and Analytics powered by SolarWinds Loggly
View Product Info
FEATURES

Proactive Log MonitoringTroubleshooting and Diagnostics with LogsSecurity and ComplianceLog Analysis and ReportingDevOps IntegrationsLoggly for Enterprise ScaleDevOps Products

Infrastructure Monitoring Powered by SolarWinds AppOptics
Instant visibility into servers, virtual hosts, and containerized environments
View Infrastructure Monitoring Info
Application Performance Monitoring Powered by SolarWinds AppOptics
Comprehensive, full-stack visibility, and troubleshooting
View Application Performance Monitoring Info
Digital Experience Monitoring Powered by SolarWinds Pingdom
Make your websites faster and more reliable with easy-to-use web performance and digital experience monitoring
View Digital Experience Monitoring Info

[H3] Centralize Your Docker Logs With Loggly

While Docker logging can be a complex exercise and multiple approaches have their benefits and drawbacks, centralizing all logs in one place has an obvious advantage. SolarWinds Loggly allows you to aggregate your logs, so you can easily parse, analyze, and correlate data across your distributed stack and not just your containers.
This approach can help you achieve shorter MTTR (mean time to recovery) and improved application uptime and performance. As a cloud-based service with agentless architecture, Loggly makes it simple to collect log lines from different log sources. Though there are multiple ways of sending Docker logs to Loggly, Loggly recommends using Docker Logging Driver.

[H3] Get Quicker Search Results

Traditional tools can fail to provide quick search results when searching through a large volume of logs. However, Loggly offers powerful search capabilities to help you get near-instant results. It allows you to inspect the events surrounding a critical event with a single click.
Loggly also automatically parses incoming logs for supported data formats. It allows you to focus on specific logs of interest and filter out noise with its Dynamic Field Explorer™ feature. This explorer provides a structured summary with a guided search experience. It helps boost your troubleshooting, as you don’t have to start your search with a blank console.

[IMG: loggly docker chart]

[H3] Monitor Your Environment With Charts and Dashboards

Loggly offers integrated charts and dashboards, so you don’t have to configure complex third-party tools for visual analysis. With multiple charts, you can visualize your search results and quickly spot deviations from the norm.
The charts are extremely useful in anomaly detection, as threshold-based alerts can sometimes miss detecting troublesome patterns. You can also share your dashboard with your team members for easy collaboration. Further, Loggly integrates with common notification services (Slack, Microsoft Teams, etc.) and tools like Jira and GitHub, which can help improve your operational efficiency.

[IMG: docker dashboard]

[H3] Measure Docker Metrics and Infrastructure Logs With AppOptics

Connect infrastructure health with application performance with AppOptics. The tool offers container, server, and application metrics to determine the root cause of issues. AppOptics provides high-level visualizations of host and container resources, application service-level, and transaction-level summaries, with powerful drill downs to take you down to the poor performing line(s) of code.
The automatic setup in AppOptics collects metrics directly from the Docker daemon, including information about CPU utilization, memory limitations, errors, utilization data, and more. It also performs live code profiling and exception tracking to inspect queries, bugs, and inefficient code quickly.

[IMG: apm integrated experience]

[H3] Streamline Docker Logging With AppOptics and Loggly

Handling multiple containers, services, and host OS is daunting and can require dependency on multiple tools for log aggregation and management of infrastructure logs. The SolarWinds APM Integrated Experience provides one integrated platform to streamline Docker metrics and log management. Filter necessary logs with the Dynamic Field Explorer and get a structured summary with a guided search experience to resolve infrastructure and application issues. Gain detailed insights into Docker metrics for each container or groups of containers.
Together, these tools provide anomaly detection, multiple charts and graphs, and dashboards to spot troublesome patterns. The APM Integrated Experience offers full-stack Docker monitoring capabilities to improve operational efficiency and end-user experience.
Need something more advanced? Check out the SolarWinds SAM Docker Monitoring.

The security and privacy of your data is critically important to Loggly since you are placing your trust in our service. We want you to know that we’ve implemented security standards and operational processes using industry standards to protect your data today and into the future. This is an overview of our security practices, including how we handle your data from transmission, to storage, to access controls, and more.
[H2] Overview
Loggly gives your organization complete control over what data you send to our service. We don’t require you to install any agents, so we only receive data that you explicitly send to us. You may configure your applications and/or systems to forward the data you choose. It is transmitted securely to our cloud service using TLS.
Loggly maintains data in state-of-the-art facilities operated by Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Equinix.
To get access to the data, your team may log in to our secure web application through HTTPS. We give you control over which members of your organization have access, which sources of data they are allowed to see, and which settings they are allowed to change.
[IMG: Loggly security diagram]
[H2] Secure log data transmission
Loggly accepts data that is transmitted securely from your system to ours using Transport Layer Security (TLS). Data is encrypted using the latest SHA-256 certificate. We offer secure endpoints for both syslog and HTTPS, giving you a choice of protocol. Our endpoints also require the use of a unique customer token that is specific to each account. Tokens allow you to ingest data only from trusted sources. In the event a token is compromised, you can retire the compromised token and our system will stop accepting logs from it. Data which contains sensitive information can be filtered out before it leaves your premises. This can be done either in the application, syslog daemon, or logging agent. We offer configuration examples to scrub data matching specific patterns such as credit card numbers. Additionally, our collectors are configured with Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) headers, allowing you to log data from browsers while your users are protected from cross site scripting (XSS) attacks.
[H2] Secure account access
As users access their data through the Loggly User Interface (UI), all interactions are held within secure sessions encrypted using TLS. Our Application Programming Interface (API) is also accessible through HTTPS and offers secure sessions. Each user account is authenticated using login credentials. We enforce best practices for password creation with rules including a minimum character count and use of uppercase characters and digits. We also offer our customers Federated Identity (FID) or Single Sign-On (SSO) through the use of SAML v2. This allows you to control your user authentication and authorization through your corporate directory. For example, users will be able to log in and receive a role assignment through their Active Directory (AD) credentials. Additionally, if your corporate identity provider allows multifactor authentication (2FA/MFA), you can turn it on to add more security to your accounts.
[H2] Role-based access control
Each Loggly user is assigned a specific role that allows you to control which features and configuration settings each user is allowed to access. These roles and their privileges are described under User Roles and Privileges. Additionally, we offer granular control over which sources of data each user is allowed to view. This can be used to restrict access to sensitive information only to specific employees or partners.
Only Loggly administrators have access to the OS and application layer either on premise or through secured channels (e.g., VPN, ssh, etc). Loggly maintains an isolated private network where data processing and storage occur. Access to data within the Loggly network is only available through secured channels and follows the principles of least privilege in providing access between services, users, and data.
[H2] Regulatory compliance
Loggly is SOC Type 2 Level 2 certified. Loggly can be used in environments regulated by PCI, HIPAA, and EU data protection. You can control what information is sent to Loggly, and filter or obfuscate regulated information like Personally Identifiable Information (PII) or credit card numbers. European customers should contact us to learn more about US-EU Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs). Loggly also follows PCI best practices by encrypting our customers’ credit card information in transit, and we do not store the credit card information on our servers. All billing information is stored by our billing provider Braintree, which is a Level 1 PCI DSS Compliant Service Provider.
[H2] Data deletion
All your log data is automatically and permanently deleted at the end of your retention period. If you have chosen to enable our S3 archiving feature, you will have exclusive control over your bucket’s retention and security policies.
[H2] Incident response
We take security incidents very seriously. We will investigate the issues and seek to resolve them quickly. When a security issue has the potential to affect our customers, we will follow industry best practices for disclosure and notification. If you have questions, suggestions, or believe you have identified a vulnerability, please contact us directly at info@loggly.com.

[H2] Try Loggly free for 30 days.
Your full-featured trial includes:
Unlimited log sources
Unlimited source groups
Unlimited dashboards and alerts
Integration to JIRA, Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty, and other alerting systems

[H3] What our customers are saying
"Anyone with more than six or seven microservices in production on more than 20 servers simply must centralize the log data. Loggly is a no-brainer."

Mohit Khanna
/ Senior Cloud Architect, Datami