Logboard pulls logs from all your services into one live stream — with search, insights, alerts and API analytics built in. Point a platform at it and watch your telemetry show up in seconds.
The numbers that matter up top, your hourly volume on the left, and the errors you actually need to read on the right.
Latency, status mix, and the endpoints dragging you down — so you can see exactly where requests slow before customers feel it.
Aggregation is table stakes. Logboard adds the tools you reach for at 3am — live tailing, fast search, alerting, and the access controls to let your whole team in safely.
Tail every service at once, filter by level or label, and freeze the scroll the instant something looks
wrong. It's tail -f for your entire stack,
with structured search on top.
Group, count and chart your logs into trends — error rates by service, slow endpoints, traffic spikes — without learning a new query language.
Get paged on the conditions that matter — a spike in 5xx, a new error fingerprint, a queue backing up. Route to Slack, PagerDuty or a webhook.
One screen for whether things are okay — service status, error budgets, and ingest health, so you know before your users tell you.
Keep everything cold-stored and still searchable, and prove who queried what. Compliance-ready retention without the per-GB anxiety.
Scoped keys for each service and granular roles for each teammate. Give support read-only on one service, give SRE the keys to everything — and see every action in the audit trail.
One install, any runtime. The agent auto-discovers your services and starts shipping structured logs — no per-app config.
Already have OpenTelemetry, syslog, or a JSON pipeline? Point it at our endpoint with an API key. SDKs for Node, Python, Go and Rust.
Lines show up live. Build a saved search, wire an alert, and share a dashboard — all from the same screen.
CPU, memory, heap and event-loop pressure on a live timeline — with thresholds that flag a metric before it turns into an incident.
Spin up a project, point a service at it, and have your first log line on screen in under five minutes.