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Running a successful software business is hard. Building and running your own log management system is equally hard, but it doesn’t make you any better at your core business. Loggly takes this painful chore and turns it into a reliable, scalable service. We save you money and keep your development team focused on the features that are important to your customers and unique to you.
Who doesn’t want their application to be better and faster than the others? A better application can be good for both your reputation and business. Understanding your application is the first step to enhancing your application. There are different ways of understanding…
Running your web applications on the powerful Internet Information Services (IIS) platform from Microsoft has many upsides. For one, you’ll benefit from the support offered by the tech giant. But making sure your applications run at optimal health is often left to…
Logging is vital for any nontrivial application. Without logging, you’d be completely hopeless when your application crashes in production, and you wouldn’t have the faintest idea of what went wrong or how to fix it. The importance of logging is the same…
Once your applications are running in Kubernetes, how do you know they’re working correctly? A common approach when you’re starting with Kubernetes is to use the kubectl tool. However, you need to have access to the cluster to read logs from containers.…
Many web developers need to develop an application in a short amount of time and can take advantage of some of the many frameworks available. I use Django because it has a wide variety of modules ready for use. Also, it scales…
Running your apps and services inside of containers makes many things easier. From spinning up new services quickly to ensuring things work easily in production, Docker powers a large portion of modern software, and management of resulting logs is a critical task…
Many developers start with Node.js by building a small pet project. However, things often change, and small projects become increasingly bigger. On top of this, developers sometimes aren’t the best writers by logging inaccurate, meaningless, or just dubious log messages. What do…
The success of a company depends highly upon the performance of its infrastructure and applications. We know logs are important in troubleshooting performance and availability issues. But is troubleshooting the only purpose of logs? Of course not. Over the years, you’ve likely…
Apache has been a friend of the web for about two decades now. Back when its adoption started, setting up Apache was a task for SysAdmins. But now, almost anybody can set up a quick LAMP stack and be on their way.…
Log generation is now a normal aspect of any application. Logs are an essential part of each application and must be managed, but many developers and organizations underestimate their value. They often store logs just to have them, but logs are valuable…
