DevOps Log Management
Centralized log management without the infrastructure headache. No agents, no YAML, no Kubernetes operators.
>_ the problem
>_ why traditional tools fall short
- $Self-hosted stacks like ELK, Loki, and Graylog require their own infrastructure, ongoing maintenance, and capacity planning that takes time away from your actual product.
- $Agent-based solutions require deploying and maintaining collector software on every host, container, and VM.
- $Enterprise platforms charge per GB ingested or per host, making costs unpredictable and hard to budget for.
- $Configuration complexity means your log management setup becomes its own project with its own bugs and outages.
>_ how logmonitor solves this
No Agents or Infrastructure
LogMonitor requires no agents, collectors, or sidecar containers. The SDK sends logs directly from your application. Nothing to deploy, patch, or monitor on your hosts.
Live Console
Real-time log streaming across all your services. No more SSH-ing into boxes and tailing files. Watch logs flow from any service in your browser.
Zero Clutter
A clean, searchable feed replaces grep-ing through gigabytes of text. Filter by service, severity, time range, or any custom metadata.
Multi-App Support
Register each service or environment as its own app. The Scale plan supports unlimited apps so you can cover every service across staging and production.
>_ quick setup
import { logmonitor } from 'logmonitor-js';logmonitor.init({ apiKey: 'your-api-key' });// The SDK auto-patches console.log/info/warn/error/debug// Logs are only sent in production (process.env.NODE_ENV === 'production')console.log('App started', { version: '1.0.0' });>_ pricing for this use case
For small DevOps teams, the Pro plan at $19/mo with 25 apps and 1 million logs is a solid starting point. Teams managing larger infrastructure should look at the Scale plan at $99/mo for unlimited apps and 5 million logs with 90-day retention.
View all plans →>_ frequently asked questions
No. LogMonitor is entirely agent-free. The SDK is included as a dependency in your application code and sends logs directly via HTTPS. There is nothing to install, configure, or maintain on your servers.
For many small to mid-size teams, yes. LogMonitor gives you centralized log search, real-time streaming, and structured metadata without any infrastructure to manage. If you need complex aggregations or custom Kibana dashboards, LogMonitor may be a complement rather than a replacement.
Retention is plan-based: 7 days on Starter, 30 days on Pro, and 90 days on Scale. Logs are automatically retained for the duration of your plan and are fully searchable throughout the retention window.
Yes. The LogMonitor HTTP API accepts log data via HTTP POST from any language. Your Python cron jobs, Go microservices, and Bash scripts can all send logs to the same dashboard as your Node.js apps.
The SDK batches logs asynchronously for efficient delivery. Plan limits are clearly defined (50K, 1M, or 5M logs per month) so you always know your capacity. There are no surprise throttling or ingestion fees.
Yes. Register your staging and production environments as separate apps. This keeps logs cleanly separated while still being accessible from one dashboard. Each environment counts as one app toward your plan limit.