Disclaimer: I am friends with the founder of log-store.
I have been beta testing it for a while for small scale (~50 million non-nested json objects) log aggregation it's working beautifully for this case.
It's a no nonsense solution that is seemless to integrate and operate. On the ops side, it's painless to setup, maintain, and push logs to. On the user side, its extremely fast and straight forward. End users are not fumbling their way through a monster UI like Kibana, access to information they need is straight forward and uncluttered.
I can't speak to it's suitability in a 1TB logs/day situation, but for a small scale straight forward log agg. tool I can't recommend it enough.
I have been beta testing it for a while for small scale (~50 million non-nested json objects) log aggregation it's working beautifully for this case.
It's a no nonsense solution that is seemless to integrate and operate. On the ops side, it's painless to setup, maintain, and push logs to. On the user side, its extremely fast and straight forward. End users are not fumbling their way through a monster UI like Kibana, access to information they need is straight forward and uncluttered.
I can't speak to it's suitability in a 1TB logs/day situation, but for a small scale straight forward log agg. tool I can't recommend it enough.