@jpvalery Hi there, yes you'll see all 3 aggregated together or you can see them individually, and we specifically parse for nginx.

@hopkinschris Yup Heroku is available now but not thru their platform yet. We have a CLI program that'll generate a: "heroku drains:add" command. Let me know if you have trouble setting this up.

@riyadhalnur Thanks for the kind words Riyadh. Yes, we'll have a full code library soon supporting many languages. We figured an agent would be sufficient for now. :) NodeJS would likely be first since we're also on Node.

@timolins Thanks for the feedback about the sign up process. That's an interesting idea to have a responsive dashboard and be able to run searches on the go! I'll pass this along to the team, thanks for the product idea!

@hexsprite Hey Jordan, thanks for the feedback! Docker...not yet. Syslog/docker is up next on our list of todo's. We did have one company during our beta who logged the syslog to a file and used that with our agent for shipping. Now I wasn't sure how easy that was to set up.

@rsweetland I know exactly what you're talking about (the magic moment) and that's why we made the live demo. We debated about this...whether to have a demo source or not. But we ended up with what we have now because we had a couple goals and one was to get you to be a user with your own data (some people don't believe things work unless they see it with their own data). So yes, i totally hear you but it's hard line to draw in the sand. We may still do what you said though. The debates not over yet. :) And thanks for the feedback!

@nxbuzz No problem. I can totally see the other side as well. Either way, my story with LogDNA had a happy ending – and it was magical to see my own familiar log data suddenly streaming : )

@art_chang thanks for the compliments! Let us know how we can improve our product, happy to hear your team's feedback on how we can make this better.

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@mrchrisnguyen Thanks a lot for your reply. One more question, I have a cPanel Server, is there any known conflict if I install LogDNA there?

@angel54689 @mrchrisnguyen Hi there! Nope, there shouldn't be conflicts.

@mariogiambanco Sure. We probably won't be doing what splunk is doing. We don't intend to be enterprise-focused at this time. As for the others, we're confident we have a good infrastructure set up to handle the much larger data volumes we're giving out. 100 GB/month for free, paid plans start at 500 GB/month. Absolutely. As I'm sure everyone in the logging space is doing, we also encrypt end-to-end traffic.

@nxbuzz I was going to mention the 100gb / month for free (correct me if I'm wrong) - it really isn't - it's a maximum of 100gb of storage / month - but the retention is listed at 2 days. If you only send 50mb a day, in 2 days you'd have 100mb and on the 3rd day, you'd be back at 0. When your talking to a systems administrator (which is what these kind of products are really targeted towards) - days of retention has more value then data stored. Your almost advertising as enterprise storage numbers but boutique retention policies. Someone needing 100gb / month of storage would need much more then 2 days of retention. A week (7 days) retention is roughly standard on free plans I've seen. Not trying to be mean - It looks like a very simple, clean and easy to use interface - but the marketing should be cleaned up a bit.

@mariogiambanco Yes, you're right, retention is definitely important but each plan is tailored for a specific audience. From what've been hearing, most people on free plans use it for specific needs like testing/debugging their product in beta or a light production app. And for those, 2 days is plenty. Our free 100 GB/month means you can log all 100 GB in the first day before we'll stop ingesting and it'll stick around for a couple days. Or you can go 3 GB/day with a large burstable ceiling (up to 100 GB) as you need it. We think it's fair for what we can offer for free. We're not trying to build a business off our free plan, our paid plans have 30+ days retention and that's where it'll matter to system administrators. And for those plans, we have generous data volume allotments. Also I don't think we're offering enterprise storage numbers. We're simply offering a much higher limit than most people are used to seeing.

@digitalbase Hi Gijs, 1 & 2. Not yet. We had to choose which features would make it for the launch and these had to be pushed. But rsyslogd is on our list. 3. Yup, you can add paths one or many at a time or you can modify the config file directly at /etc/logdna.conf

@briancmuse awesome that you mentioned charting and analytics, this is our highly requested feature and is on our immediate roadmap. We don't support ANSII coloring but I have passed this request to my team. Feel free to sign up to LogDNA and you'll be notified when we roll out new features on a weekly basis!

@mrdhat Thanks for the feedback Akshay! As for the live slack tail, that is definitely possible, though Slack may not like it very much. We have considered this but they do have limits on their API for incoming data like this and they recommend a logging provider. On the other hand, you can setup an alert with a 30-second window to slack and that'll work but it'll be delayed by 30s.

@nxbuzz > Slack may not like it very much Makes perfect sense. I think other way can be to add a slash command/bot which does the same thing but only when user wants it. That way Slack might allow it. Not sure though. Also, I see big potential for a slack like plugin system in LogDNA, I can think of 10 plugins that would be useful after using it just for one day! Do you have any plans to add something like that in the future?

@ebronimensah Thanks Edwin!

@brunowong it's problem we hear about all the time. Looking forward to having your team use LogDNA!

@_bsiddiqui storage search retention is a main differentiator for us. We want you to have the ability to log everything without the need to worry about how much gigs you consuming. We took a fresh approach with the user experience as well regarding our backend system. I'd love to hear your thoughts about our product, feel free to try the free demo.

@sshekou Thanks for the feedback, Sina! Let us know if you have any questions or have any feature requests!

@compumike thanks Mike. We're lucky to have your team on board and you helped guide the direction to where the product is today. We're looking forward to growing with your team at Pantelligent!

@compumike Thanks so much to your team Mike for helping us shape our product to what it is today.

@devankoshal thanks for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed the easy onboarding experience. Feel free to message us anytime with any questions or comments! Happy to help out.

@sol_orwell haha thanks! Feel free to try out our demo and let us know how we can make the product better.