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Log4j and Log Servers

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LDF - 27 May 2006 19:46 GMT
Hi all,

I'm looking for a server application to receive Log4j messages that is
not a pain to set up.  I've looked at Chainsaw and it looks pretty
heavy. The other one's I've seen are Logfeeder and Log4Web which look
too simplistic. Can anyone recommend anything else or offer their
opinions of the above?

Thanks in advance,
LDF
dimitar - 28 May 2006 10:06 GMT
Actually Chainsaw is pretty lightweight compared to everything else :-)

You didn't say what exactly are you trying to achieve, so I would assume
that you want to monitor your logs from remote control point. If what
you need is to log messages on remote server - just use the
SimpleSocketServer from log4j.

A very good log management tool is XpoLog (xplg.com) Recently I've been
seeing all these ads for Splunk, so you might want to check it as well.

If what you need is monitoring and management, Tibco Hawk is a good one
and not as expensive as most of the others NMS-es. Even cheaper
(actually free ;-) is OpenNMS.
LDF - 30 May 2006 12:42 GMT
Thanks dimitar,  I looked into XpoLog, Splunk, Tibco Hawk and OpenNMS.
Definitely SimpleSocketServer is closer to what I was thinking of :)

Cheers


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