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Cloudflare discusses how they handle massive data pipelines, including techniques like downsampling, max-min fairness, and the Horvitz-Thompson estimator to ensure accurate analytics despite data loss and high throughput.
Breser stands for Business Rules & Expression Syntax for Easy Retrieval. It is a powerful and flexible query language designed for efficient log processing and structured data filtering.
Save 90% of time searching and browsing logs with Logdy, a tool that provides a powerful and secure UI for log management, supporting any format and offering a low-code TypeScript log parser.
Elasticsearch’s latest innovation in log management cuts the storage footprint of log data by up to 65%, enabling observability and security teams to expand visibility without exceeding their budget while keeping all data accessible and searchable.
Key features of LogsDB Index Mode include:
This article discusses how traditional machine learning methods, particularly outlier detection, can be used to improve the precision and efficiency of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) systems by filtering out irrelevant queries before document retrieval.
klogg is an open-source multi-platform GUI application for searching through text log files using regular expressions. It offers various features like handling large files, fast searching, and color-coded results.
OpenTelemetry is not just an observability platform, it's a set of best practices and standards that can be integrated into platform engineering or DevOps.
OpenLogParser, an unsupervised log parsing approach using open-source LLMs, improves accuracy, privacy, and cost-efficiency in large-scale data processing.
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Linux log management can be a tricky process. This article guides you through best practices for managing logs on Linux systems.
Lnav is a log file viewer for large plain text files. It can handle files of any size and offers features like search, filter, and regex highlighting. It's built with C and supports Linux, macOS, and Unix systems.
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