Congrats on launching! Its interesting to see that ChatGPT is able to build something I've been working on (https://logdy.dev) for last two months. I guess new era is around the corner then.
There’s a new era, but one in which you will be even more powerful. LLMs will improve in pumping out code embodiments… but it was your human creativity borne out of operations frustrations, coupled with your care to do something about it, that manifested your product.
How does your tool handle semi-permanent usage or very long logs? For instance, I would run this to view logs from an ssh server that's been up for 6 months, when systemd has rotated the log file etc.
Do you filter them? What does the system you are watching do?
on an hpc cluster, I want to want logs from the slurmctld forever essentially without having to login and grep through the logs.
there's a bunch of online services for this, there's ELK stack, there's grep, and few things sit in between. hence my question
Having something like the log explorer in DataDog for local development is so insanely useful
What terminal-based tools are you thinking of when you say this? Just tail/grep/less?