Papertrail

You can configure your apps and services to send logs to Papertrail by following step-by-step instructions available directly in the platform. Additionally, you can explore the subtopics under 'Aggregate Logs' for detailed guidance on various configuration scenarios, including Unix and BSD system logs, Windows, and AppOptics integrations.

Papertrail supports log collection from various hosting services, including DigitalOcean, Engine Yard, Google Cloud Platform, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Amazon EC2, Cloud 66, Windows Azure, Amazon ECS, AWS OpsWorks, Heroku, Cloud Foundry, and Fastly.

You can manage logs by discovering the event viewer, receiving alert notifications, using the command-line client, filtering incoming log messages, setting up web hooks, and more. For analytics, you can send your log data to popular services like Fluentd, Librato, Amazon CloudWatch, and Datadog. Additionally, you can automatically archive your log data using features like Automatic S3 archive export or Permanent log archives.

Yes, Papertrail is secure and compliant with data protection regulations. It uses SolarWinds Unified Login for secure access and allows administrators to control access to your organization's Papertrail data. For more details, you can refer to the 'Security and Compliance' section in the documentation.

Yes, you can create a new account and try a free, fully-functional version of Papertrail for 30 days. This allows you to evaluate the product without needing to download or install anything, and you never have to worry about product updates.

Papertrail solves several problems with text data by making it easily consumable via the Web, command-line, API, or email. It helps you see 'everything new or strange,' manage related data across multiple apps, directories, and systems, and handle distributed datacenters, servers, and clouds.

Papertrail supports integrations with various analytics services, including Fluentd, Librato, Amazon CloudWatch, StatHat, Amazon SNS, HostedGraphite, Datadog, Zapier, VictorOps, New Relic traces, Slack, Campfire, PagerDuty, New Relic Insights, Pushover, AppOptics, Geckoboard, OpsGenie, and Honeybadger.

You can configure Single Sign-On (SSO) via SAML for your organization in Papertrail. Administrators can securely control access to your organization's Papertrail data or use the common settings for SolarWinds Application Management products to assign organization and product roles to users. For more information, see the subtopics under 'SolarWinds Users and Organizations.'