Description
Lazylogger is a small app to watch logs from different hosts. Lazylogger will connect to hosts using ssh and it will follow the log files. You can view multiple log files in the same page by splitting horizontally and vertically the page.
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LazyLogger
Lazylogger is a small app to watch log files from different hosts in one place. Using the TUI, it is very easy to switch between log files. You can even split, horizontaly or verticaly, the current window and add more logs on the same page.
Configuration
The configuration is based on a YAML file with the following structure:
defaultChunkSize: 40096
services:
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name: admin-local
host:
address: 192.168.1.1
username: foo
password: bar
file: /home/foo/file-to-watch.log
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name: tomcat
jumpHost:
address: aws-jump-host-address
username: ec2-user
key: /home/foo/.aws/key.pem
host:
address: 172.1.1.1
username: ec2-user
key: /home/foo/.aws/key.pem
file: /home/ec2-user/apache-tomcat-9.0.30/logs/catalina.out
Each entry in services represent a log service.
Credentials for ssh are set in host node. You can use password or key to connect to ssh.
Lazylogger will connect to port 22 only.
For cases when a jump host is required (e.g. aws), you can add a jumpHost with the same structre as host.
To use a configuration file, the following command must be executed:
lazylogger --config config.yml
Lazylogger will try to connect only when a new logger is created.