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Centralized logging for the way you actually run infrastructure
Logs are only useful when they arrive reliably, carry the right context and stay searchable for as long as you need them. Here is how that looks for different kinds of teams.
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SaaS companies
Application, API and infrastructure logs in one place, with streams per service and retention per data class.
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E-commerce
Checkout errors, payment gateway responses and traffic spikes visible while they are happening — not after the weekend.
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Hosting providers
High-volume syslog from hundreds of hosts, with isolation between customer environments designed in from the start.
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Game servers
Bursty ingest from game and matchmaking servers, with fast search when players report problems.
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Kubernetes environments
Container logs with pod, namespace and node metadata, collected by DaemonSets and routed by stream.
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Linux infrastructure
journald, syslog and auditd from fleets of Linux servers, parsed into fields you can actually search.
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Web applications
Nginx, Apache and application logs correlated by request, with alerting on error rates.
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Security monitoring
Authentication, firewall and audit logs retained and searchable for investigations. SIEM features depend on the Graylog edition.
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Enterprise IT
Windows event logs, network devices and business applications under one access-controlled platform.
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MSPs & IT providers
Per-client environments or carefully separated streams, operated consistently across your customer base.
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Protocols and integrations we design around
Syslog
RFC 3164 / 5424 over UDP, TCP or TLS — network devices, Linux hosts, appliances.
GELF
Graylog Extended Log Format over UDP, TCP or HTTP — structured messages from apps and Docker.
Beats
Filebeat and Winlogbeat shipping files and Windows event logs.
OpenTelemetry
OTLP logs from OpenTelemetry SDKs and Collectors via Graylog's OpenTelemetry input in recent versions.
You have logs. We build and operate the infrastructure that makes them useful.
Tell us about your environment. An engineer will reply with a first architecture outline.