Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Logsy because I was tired of SSHing into servers just to tail log files. As developers, we need instant visibility into what's happening on our servers, but existing solutions are either too complex or require extensive setup.
What makes Logsy unique:
• 3-second setup (literally one curl command)
• No databases, no storage and your logs stream directly to you
• No signup required - use any API key you want
• Beautiful real-time dashboard with filtering
I'm most proud of the simplicity. You can be streaming logs in under 10 seconds, and it just works. No YAML configs, no agent installations, no vendor lock-in.
Perfect for debugging production issues, monitoring deployments, or just keeping an eye on your services. Would love to hear what you think! 🚀
Very interesting, Do you currently do any log parsing and do you plan to support some kind of web interface to allow adding scripts for parsing specific files? Maybe even remotely configuring the agent through the dashboard and specifying which files to fetch from the server.
And what if you combine this into a docker compose file with locally running ElasticSearch and ngrok to expose it online. That would be quite helpful solution to analyzing logs faster
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Very interesting,
Do you currently do any log parsing and do you plan to support some kind of web interface to allow adding scripts for parsing specific files?
Maybe even remotely configuring the agent through the dashboard and specifying which files to fetch from the server.
And what if you combine this into a docker compose file with locally running ElasticSearch and ngrok to expose it online.
That would be quite helpful solution to analyzing logs faster
GitProbe
@gapostolov this is amazing input. When you install you can choose/configure what kind of logs you want - nginx, fastapi etc.
But it doesn’t support remote config. I will be open sourcing the code (have to clean it up haha) for people to contribute!
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@dev_paragiri
Thank you for your response.
Yeah, I have always been scared of open-source because of the necessity to have clean code and maintenance.
Overall, great project thank you for sharing it here!
GitProbe
@gapostolovthank you, i’ll reach out with some updates when i work on it
Wow, that is impressively quick to set up! Are the logs streaming directly to the users' browser without going through a server?
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@paul_hoeppner the only server dependency is it streaming it to the user server. But it is not being stored anywhere!