Free syslog aggregation and management
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Consolidate your syslogs
Save money by storing and managing log messages on the cloud. -
Parse and analyze syslogs faster
Scan, index, and store syslog events for faster troubleshooting. -
Scan your infrastructure from one screen
Use the SolarWinds Papertrail Event Viewer to filter through log messages in real time.
Here's how SolarWinds Papertrail helps
Consolidate your syslogs
Using local syslog servers might work for small deployments, but it simply isn't feasible at scale. Syslog services from SolarWinds Papertrail free you from having to connect to servers to read log messages remotely.
Consolidate and access logs from your servers, workstations, firewalls, routers, and other devices or services from a single UI.
Your messages are stored in a secure cloud service, helping ensure high availability without compromising your security. SolarWinds Papertrail supports syslogd, rsyslog, syslog-ng, and other syslog utilities.
Parse and analyze syslogs faster
SolarWinds Papertrail automatically scans, parses, and indexes log messages in real time.
● Filter your syslogs by date, facility, priority, hostname, process, or message content.
● Use searches to narrow down application errors, hardware failures, or other high-severity events.
● Create alerts to notify you as soon as a problem is detected.
The SolarWinds Papertrail free syslog service lets you search up to 48 hours of historical log data and download up to seven days of archived log data for long-term analysis.
Scan your infrastructure from one screen
With all of your log data in one place, you can scan and search through syslog messages faster and easier.
● Watch messages from each of your devices and services appear in real time, then graph your data to identify trends.
The SolarWinds Papertrail Event Viewer displays events as they occur, giving you a live view of your entire infrastructure in real time.
- Free Syslog
- The Papertrail Free Syslog plan lets you host your syslog messages on the cloud for free. Store, monitor, and analyze your log files at no cost. Looking for something else? You might also want to check out the SolarWinds Syslog Viewer