Create terminal-based histograms, bar graphs, tables, heatmaps and more in realtime using regex and expressions.
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Create terminal-based histograms, bar graphs, tables, heatmaps and more in realtime using regex and expressions.
A tiny Go utility to generate a large amount realistic-looking Nginx logs quickly.
Apache2 / Nginx / IIS logs analyzer: parse access logs and view dynamically generated statistics
Viewing the Nginx logs in Elasticsearch and in Realtime ETL using fluentd, kafka, mongodb, socket.io, elasticsearch, kibana
Deobfuscate various encodings that can be found in web logs.
Another parser for server logs to find potential vulnerabilities
🔨A real time monitor for Nginx access log written in Go
Simple Nginx Access Log Processor.
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parse nginx/apache/syslog into structured records. pipe-friendly.
nginx access log to sqlite
The same NGINX but with logs compression, rotation and retention.
This project demonstrates a real-time data engineering pipeline for real-time log processing with Kafka & Spark.
Prefix-preserving IP sanitizer for logs: pseudonymize or anonymize IPv4/IPv6 while keeping subnet analytics useful.
A powerful, web-based log analysis application designed for ISP and office environments. Built with modern web technologies to provide comprehensive log parsing, analysis, and visualization capabilities for Apache, Nginx, Syslog, and network device logs.
this project offers a simple dashboard to analyze server logs, identify top IP contributors, and detect peak traffic hours. It helps businesses monitor server health, detect anomalies, and optimize resource planning through quick, data-driven insights.
MCP server for Googlebot vs AI crawler parity analysis — compare crawl behaviour from Nginx logs with GSC data to detect visibility gaps
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