I built Log Bull because ELK/Loki/Graylog felt heavy for small services and side projects. I wanted something you can deploy fast, point your app at a single HTTP endpoint, and immediately search logs in a clean UI.
What it is: minimal log collection system + search UI focused on developer ergonomics. There are libraries for Java, Go, Python, JavaScript, C#, PHP.
Usage examples and playground are placed on the website - https://logbull.com.
Features:
- per-project isolation (within single instance);
- API keys;
- optional domain/IP filtering limits;
- retention settings;
- users management and audit logs.
Deployment is made via Docker or via .sh script.
Tech stack: Go backend + React UI, PostgreSQL as DB, OpenSearch for storage/search, Valkey for caching and rate limiting.
The project is open source under Apache 2.0 license.
What it is: minimal log collection system + search UI focused on developer ergonomics. There are libraries for Java, Go, Python, JavaScript, C#, PHP.
Usage examples and playground are placed on the website - https://logbull.com.
Features: - per-project isolation (within single instance); - API keys; - optional domain/IP filtering limits; - retention settings; - users management and audit logs.
Deployment is made via Docker or via .sh script.
Tech stack: Go backend + React UI, PostgreSQL as DB, OpenSearch for storage/search, Valkey for caching and rate limiting.
The project is open source under Apache 2.0 license.