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search 48 hours
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Larger plan? Custom service? Papertrail manages billions of log messages each month. Here’s high-volume and custom options.
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- Intuitive Web-based log viewer
- Team-wide groups & searches
- Unlimited systems & users
- Powerful command-line tools
- Automated export for reporting
- Encrypted logging
- Long-term archive (S3)
- REST API
- Search alerts
- What happens when the limit is reached?
- It’s up to you. Logs can stop or can continue as a usage-based service (up to 200% extra, at 30% higher price per GB). You’re always notified and can switch at any time.
- How is log transfer (GB) calculated?
- The length of the message, plus 50 bytes for metadata. 1 GB is 6.6 million 100-character messages. Transfer is measured monthly, so day-to-day variations are fine.
- Can I log from my less-common network or app?
- If it has Internet access, the chances are very good. Yes to NAT, dynamic IPs, text log files, VMs, EC2, PaaS, and local collectors. Ask us or try it.
- How can I reach you?
- Email us. When we’re awake, we’re available.
- How did you choose these durations?
- We used them. 3-7 days satisfied something like 97% of our own searches. Early users made the same observation. Archives worked well for the rest.
- Can I search, analyze, and download archives?
- Yes. Archives are downloadable text files and are copied to Amazon S3. Our docs make it simple to analyze and search them: Redshift, Athena, Hadoop on EMR.