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Manual Log Analysis
Engineers waste hours manually reading, correlating, and triaging massive volumes of logs to find root causes, while log ingestion and storage costs balloon.
In their words
If you could search data dog, you could see everything.
I don't think that I want any external services to have access to my pipeline logs, pipelines, and secrets.
AWS and the normal databases totally failed us
I am mostly just looking for a service that has an automated log analysis pipeline.
we either waste a bunch of time manually looking through logs between attempts, which shortens our raid nights
I have hired an MSP so that I'm not being negligent, but they want the logs via SIEM collector.
These models still CANNOT accurately remember the 1st, the 500,000th, and the 999,999th post-compaction token.
we need to manually send them the log when there are customers complaints
what part will we send to the SIEM and which part we will send to slow storage for when incident response needs to happen
Ingestion and storage retention costs have gone up quite a bit. At the same time, we don’t want to switch off useful logging and regret it during an incident.
I dump logs into AI all the time rather than waste time reading it all
the logs arent exhaustive enough & are wiped rather frequently due to some poor infrastrcture choices
There's certain types of queries it just doesn't support.
Lambda debugging in CloudWatch is genuinely terrible. You're juggling 4 browser tabs - one for each log stream, scrolling backward through timestamps
SREs, sysadmins, security engineers
Where they talk
- r/cybersecurity
- r/sysadmin
- r/linuxadmin
- r/ClaudeAI
- r/networking
- r/AI_Agents
- r/devops
- r/blueteamsec
Tools they use today
- Grafana
- Claude
- Loki
- Splunk
- Datadog
- Fluent Bit
- Vector
- rsyslog
Why those fall short
- models cannot remember tokens across long contexts and hallucinate
- no log history, hard troubleshooting, undocumented API behavior
- VictoriaLogs needs two persistent disks and high memory; Loki standalone single pod
- doesn't button everything up; still needs manual verification
- unusable at best, no real-time FW logging
Map of ideas
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