Automated Log Collector

Minimum Footprint, Quick Value

XpoLog has an open log collection system called PortX with built-in log data connectors and patented technology to parse, enrich automatically, and ship data. Pain-free.

XpoLog log collector can be integrated into Logstash and also function as an end-to-end logging platform across systems.

XpoLog provides a unique set of log collectors to support the log collection architecture.

Any log-binary log collection and other types of logs can be streamed and forwarded.
Listeners and protocols – SysLog, HTTP/S, Logstash, Netflow, Kafka, more.
Agent-less collection over SSH – no agents. Virtual user operations.
Windows and Microsoft technology log data collection.
Agents for any requirement and support for open source agents as well.

Our log collector slashes 90% of manual work, optimizes costs, adds security, and allows data manipulation. Gain insights in a click.

Automated Log Collector

Minimum Footprint, Quick Value

XpoLog has an open log collection system called PortX with built-in log data connectors and patented technology to parse, enrich automatically, and ship data. Pain-free.

XpoLog log collector can be integrated into Logstash and also function as an end-to-end logging platform across systems.

XpoLog provides a unique set of log collectors to support the log collection architecture.

Any log-binary log collection and other types of logs can be streamed and forwarded.
Listeners and protocols – SysLog, HTTP/S, Logstash, Netflow, Kafka, more.
Agent-less collection over SSH – no agents. Virtual user operations.
Windows and Microsoft technology log data collection.
Agents for any requirement and support for open source agents as well.

Our log collector slashes 90% of manual work, optimizes costs, adds security, and allows data manipulation. Gain insights in a click.

Collect & parse

Pain-free

“Probably the best log

analysis tool”

“Way better than Splunk”

“Working with XpoLog,

is a great experience”

“Saves time for resolution of issues”

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Syslog Server

XpoLog can run as a Syslog server.

Once your network devices send data to XpoLog’s machine, XpoLog automatically processes the data, making it available for viewing and searching.

By using the existing protocol, with no need for infrastructure changes or agents, you achieve immediate value.
You can configure XpoLog to monitor incoming Syslog messages and decode them.
XpoLog uses UPD or TCP Syslog listeners to receive events from one or more source devices (which send Syslog messages) for easy searching, reporting and alerting.
Once XpoLog receives Syslog data, it automatically knows how to create dedicated logs per source device, and begin the parsing process.

Agent-based / Agent-less

Log Collector to Suits Your Needs

Agent-less over SSH –

XpoLog can access log files on remote servers over SSH agent-less, this helps ensure you are getting immediate value without complex setup.

All you need to do is give XpoLog read permission for the required sources.
To make sure that the applications’ and systems’ normal workflow stays unaffected, XpoLog is completely non-intrusive and has a very low footprint (<2% from a single CPU core) thus having little impact on the sources.

By using the existing protocols, there is no need to change your infrastructure and no need for agents, allowing you to achieve immediate value.

XpoLog as an Agents – Log Data Forward

For data transfer between unique environments with no direct access, you can install XpoLog as an agent in order to forward data to the log repository platform.

If you need to collect data as is, from multiple sources, into a central repository, you will need an agent for the log synchronization too.

You can install XpoLog as an agent or structure to deploy several instances at once.

Windows Event Log

Windows Event Log Collection

XpoLog automatically recognizes multiple types of Windows Event logs, and is designed to connect to and parse them automatically!

XpoLog recognizes which Windows Event log is a system/security/application log.

The XpoLog server can read and collect data from log files from Windows Network servers and supports Windows Event logs which are added from remote servers from a Windows environment.

Logstash/Beats

Logstash

XpoLog can receive data sent by Logstash/Beats. XpoLog can automatically be fully integrated to Logstash/Beats.

Forward log data with Syslog or Http forwarders in minutes.
Easily add – insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your Logstash/Beats events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the Logstash/Beats log data.

If you’re already using Logstash/Beats, it is very easy to integrate as XpoLog even has its own Logstash/Beats output.

Kafka

XpoLog can receive data sent from Apache Kafka.

Forward log data directly from Kafka to XpoLog immediately.
Easily add – insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the log data.

If you’re already using Kafka, it is very easy to setup XpoLog to get the data and manage it.

Netflow

XpoLog can receive data sent from Cisco device using NetFlow version 5 or 7. Simply configure your Cisco device to forward events to XpoLog and the data will be available immediately.

Forward NetFlow data directly from your Cisco devices to XpoLog.
Easily add – insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the log data.

Databases – JDBC

Log Collection from Databases – JDBC

XpoLog can access databases on remote servers and collect all the data with no need for an agent, using only common protocols such as JDBC drivers to connect to database tables.

You can add data from a database into XpoLog as a log, provided that the database is connected to a JDBC driver.
The XpoLog server can then read log files into XpoLog from the database servers.
Database table configuration in XpoLog is based on a common SQL query, and there is no need for agents.

There is no limitation on the source file sizes; since XpoLog manages the data quite efficiently, the source files can be 1 KB or 1 TB, without causing any delay to XpoLog’s functionality.

Any JDBC supported database can be accessed.

HDFS

Integrate XpoLog to HDFS

XpoLog automatically presents an Hadoop HDFS Integration. When saving, XpoLog applies an automated pattern on the incoming log, and the Log Viewer opens displaying the parsed records of the new log.

XpoLog accesses logs from a directory situated in the Hadoop environment.
When adding logs to XpoLog, XpoLog automatically presents an add Hadoop account page if you do not yet have one.
When saving, XpoLog applies an automated pattern on the incoming log, and the log viewer opens, displaying the parsed records of the new log.
If needed, you can alter the pattern to tune the log and parse it in more detail.
You can add a logs directory which resides on a local or remote machine to XpoLog Center.

Zip, GZIP Sources

Log Collection – Zip, GZIP Sources

XpoLog knows how to collect and extract data from a specific file within a zip or gzip, simply by indicating the name of the file, without extraction.

On a Windows machine, when adding a local log, you can define zipped logs (single/multiple files) without extracting them.
On a Unix machine, you can define Gzipped logs (single/multiple files) without extracting them.

All you need to do is give XpoLog the name of the file you want from the zip or gzip, and XpoLog will do the rest.

This saves having to look through search results and analytics of irrelevant data.

Fluentd

Syslog Server

XpoLog can run as a Syslog server.

Once your network devices send data to XpoLog’s machine, XpoLog automatically processes the data, making it available for viewing and searching.

By using the existing protocol, with no need for infrastructure changes or agents, you are getting immediate value.
You can configure XpoLog to monitor incoming Syslog messages and decode them.
XpoLog uses UPD or TCP Syslog listeners to receive events from one or more source devices (which send Syslog messages) for easy searching, reporting and alerting.
Once XpoLog receives Syslog data, it automatically knows how to create dedicated logs per source device, and begin the parsing process.

Agent-based / Agent-less

Log Collector to Suits Your Needs

Agent-less over SSH –

XpoLog can access log files on remote servers over SSH agent-less, this helps ensure you are getting immediate value without complex setup.

All you need to do is give XpoLog read permission for the required sources.
To make sure that the applications’ and systems’ normal workflow stays unaffected, XpoLog is completely non-intrusive and has a very low footprint (<2% from a single CPU core) thus having little impact on the sources.

By using the existing protocols, there is no need to change your infrastructure and no need for agents, allowing you to achieve immediate value.

XpoLog as an Agents – Log Data Forward

For data transfer between unique environments with no direct access, you can install XpoLog as an agent in order to forward data to the log repository platform.

If you need to collect data as is, from multiple sources, into a central repository, you will need an agent for the log synchronization too.

You can install XpoLog as an agent or structure to deploy several instances at once.

Windows Event Log

Windows Event Log Collection

XpoLog automatically recognizes multiple types of Windows Event logs, and is designed to connect to and parse them automatically!

XpoLog recognizes which Windows Event log is a system/security/application log.

The XpoLog server can read and collect data from log files from Windows Network servers and supports Windows Event logs which are added from remote servers from a Windows environment.

Logstash/Beats

XpoLog can receive data sent by Logstash/Beats. XpoLog can automatically be fully integrated to Logstash/Beats.

Forward log data with Syslog or Http forwarders in minutes.
Easily add – Insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your Logstash/Beats events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the Logstash/Beats log data.

If you’re already using Logstash, it is very easy to integrate as XpoLog has its own Logstash/Beats output.

Kafka

XpoLog can receive data sent from Apache Kafka.

Forward log data directly from Kafka to XpoLog immediately.
Easily add – insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the log data.

If you’re already using Kafka, it is very easy to setup XpoLog to get the data and manage it.

Netflow

XpoLog can receive data sent from Cisco device using NetFlow version 5 or 7. Simply configure your Cisco device to forward events to XpoLog and the data will be available immediately.

Forward NetFlow data directly from your Cisco devices to XpoLog.
Easily add – insights, analytic apps, log viewer, visual log parses, log monitoring with alerts, problem detection.
Use XpoLog’s machine intelligence technology to discover: exceptions, errors, and anomalies.
Use dozens of analytics apps and dashboards to visualize your events – gain all the insights you need with predefined live reports, in a click.
Add security, MD5 checks to the log data.

Databases – JDBC

Log Collection from Databases – JDBC

XpoLog can access databases on remote servers and collect all the data with no need for an agent, using only common protocols such as JDBC drivers to connect to database tables.

You can add data from a database into XpoLog as a log, provided that the database is connected to a JDBC driver.
The XpoLog server can then read log files into XpoLog from the database servers.
Database table configuration in XpoLog is based on a common SQL query, and there is no need for agents.

There is no limitation on the source file sizes; since XpoLog manages the data quite efficiently, the source files can be 1 KB or 1 TB, without causing any delay to XpoLog’s functionality.

Any JDBC supported database can be accessed.

HDFS

Integrate XpoLog to HDFS

XpoLog automatically presents an Hadoop HDFS Integration. When saving, XpoLog applies an automated pattern on the incoming log, and the Log Viewer opens displaying the parsed records of the new log.

XpoLog accesses logs from a directory situated in the Hadoop environment.
When adding logs to XpoLog, XpoLog automatically presents an add Hadoop account page if you do not yet have one.
When saving, XpoLog applies an automated pattern on the incoming log, and the log viewer opens, displaying the parsed records of the new log.
If needed, you can alter the pattern to tune the log and parse it in more detail.
You can add a logs directory which resides on a local or remote machine to XpoLog Center.

Zip, GZIP Sources

Log Collection – Zip, GZIP Sources

XpoLog knows how to collect and extract data from a specific file within a zip or gzip, simply by indicating the name of the file, without extraction.

On a Windows machine, when adding a local log, you can define zipped logs (single/multiple files) without extracting them.
On a Unix machine, you can define Gzipped logs (single/multiple files) without extracting them.

All you need to do is give XpoLog the name of the file you want from the zip or gzip, and XpoLog will do the rest.

This saves having to look through search results and analytics of irrelevant data.

Fluentd

You can use Fluentd to send data to XpoLog.
You can send data from Fluentd to the XpoLog Syslog server.

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Syslog Server

Log Collector to Suits Your Needs

Windows Event Log Collection

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Netflow

Log Collection from Databases – JDBC

Integrate XpoLog to HDFS

Log Collection – Zip, GZIP Sources

Fluentd

Syslog Server

Log Collector to Suits Your Needs

Windows Event Log Collection

Logstash/Beats

Kafka

Netflow

Log Collection from Databases – JDBC

Integrate XpoLog to HDFS

Log Collection – Zip, GZIP Sources

Fluentd

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Minimum Footprint, Non-Intrusive!

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