Open source log
Txtlog.net is an easy to use text log
Why another log service?
Fault tolerant, store valid JSON, invalid JSON or raw text
No required fields and a functional dashboard without distractions
Automatic Geo IP checks for incoming logs and public dashboards
Secure and high performance, with a queue based on Redis Streams
All code is open source, released under the permissive MIT license
How it looks
Easy to use
Application logs
Log anything from a web or mobile application by sending a POST request with the log data.
The documentation has examples for popular programming languages.
The documentation has examples for popular programming languages.
Monitor server logins
For Linux servers, download the open source txtlog script to log all local and SSH logins.
Install the script on each server you want to monitor:
Install the script on each server you want to monitor:
sudo /bin/bash ./txtlog
On Windows, download the open source txtlog script to monitor RDP logins. Right click and choose "Run with PowerShell".
The txtlog scripts contains comments to explain what happens and should be relatively easy to comprehend, the faq explains in more detail how it works.
Account
All functionality is available without an account but you can set an optional username and password instead of remembering the long URL.
To further protect the log, you can remove the public view link.
Search
The demo log contains fake data to test.
Public dashboards have required search terms. For example, the next link only shows logs with at least the text POST and Safari in the log.
Open source
Txtlog.net is licensed under the flexible MIT open source license.
Built on trusted open source software by Willie Beek
Built on trusted open source software by Willie Beek
