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TinyHatchet collects log data from applications
Why? Other logging applications are:
- Expensive. LogTail is one of the most affordable, and jumps to $30/month after their free tier.
- Overcomplicated. Small software businesses don't need complex log analysis. They need access to the logs, usually within a period of time.
- Difficult to get started. Self-hosting is a poorly-documented nightmare, and the load tools are even worse.
What TinyHatchet is:
- Simple. Easy to set up, easy to load with data, easy to use
- Affordable. Self-hostable, affordable hosted option
- Efficient. Takes steps to reduce the storage for customer data (and pass that on to the customer)
What TinyHatchet is not:
- Massively scaleable. I don't know how much TinyHatchet can handle right now, but it's probably not going to handle Facebook-level logging.
- Machine-learning AI Smart Big Data Analytics. It's simple. It's not going to tell you how many times the word "cat" has appeared in your logs
- Bloated. We're not going to implement all the features every business needs. Again, it's simple.
How it works:
- A source sends log data to the TinyHatchet server. The source sends the entry with a timestamp, the entry text, and a set of tags (if desired)
- The server stores those log entries, deduplicating as necessary.
- When something happens, you log in with the client and look at your entries by time and optionally by tag.
- You fix things and save the day.