“There are three primary uses for the Log Management application: operational troubleshooting, security and compliance monitoring, and Web app and application log monitoring,” says Chris Waters, Paglo co-founder and CTO.
The service works in two ways. For existing Paglo customers, the Paglo core technology already installed in their environment will automatically capture and transmit the network device and system logs to Paglo. New customers would be required to perform “a simple configuration change” to send logs directly to Paglo using tools such as the open source application Syslog-ng.
“Paglo is providing log management capabilities without requiring an upfront investment in software or appliances, but as a cloud-based service that customers pay for as they use it,” says Brian de Haaff, Paglo CEO. “We are securely transporting all log data from companies into a cloud-based service, combining that with asset information and analysis, which we believe is a killer combination that really gives IT managers a system of record for IT.”
Paglo is also making available a free version of its Log Management service. The free version includes 10 megabytes of peak log volume per day and 7 days of log storage.
