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Ask HN: What do you use for logging at home?
5 by BrandoElFollito | 7 comments on Hacker News.
I self host quite a lot of third-party services and my own applications and I am finally done with jumping from system to system to check the logs. I have been thinking about setting up a log engine for the last 15 years but there were always other priorities. My needs are quite typical: - a Home Assistant that manages the life of the apartment - about 30 docker-based services - my own home dashboard (an SPA) I would like to gather what these systems log in one single place where I could check them from time to time. I do not have big needs: something that would not be elephnatesque, a connector for Home Assistant, docker logs and JavaScript (not node) and the ability to search. The "natural" solution could be ELK (which I extensively use at work) but it is more, ultimately, a dashboarding solution (the logs are not great, though I never tried the specific log module which now that I think of it could be nice) Grafana is another possibility, but again it seems to be oriented towards graphing. I used to use papertrail, it was good but the free tier was very low and I would prefer to self host anyway. What do you use?