PacketAI - Autonomous IT Monitoring
  • Overview
  • Dashboard
  • Topology
  • Components (hosts, services, applications)
  • Integrations
  • Integrations KPI filters
  • Component
  • Incident RCA
  • Incident feedback
  • Anomalies
  • Managed ELK
    • Kibana
      • Introduction
      • Types of Visualizations
        • Charts
        • Data
        • Others
      • Getting Started on Kibana
      • Index Pattern
        • Create an Index pattern
        • Explore & Configure Data Field
        • Default Pattern index
        • Delete Index Pattern
      • Metric Aggregation
      • Creating Visualizations
        • Bar Chart
        • Time Series Graph(TSVB)
        • Week-to-Week Comparison Graph(TSVB)
      • Dashboarding
        • Create Dashboard
        • Creating Correlated logs & metrics dashboards
      • Tip & Tricks for Snappy Dashboards
      • Reporting
        • Direct Download Report
        • Scheduled Report
        • Accessing Reports
      • Summing Up
    • Alerting
  • Log Management
    • Anatomy of the Log UI
    • Logs
    • Log Patterns
    • Log Health Dashboard
    • Log Pattern Alerting
    • Searching logs
    • Filtering logs
    • Create new users
  • Set Up
    • Installation
    • AWS Cloudwatch
    • AWS Metrics
    • Azure
    • Out-of-the-box integrations
    • Logging Best Practices
    • Using Vector agent
    • Using Logstash agent
    • Filebeat
    • Metricbeat
    • Winlogbeat
    • Fluent Bit
  • Opensource
    • Built on Opensource
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  • A note about colors
  • The Search and Filter Controls area
  • The Data Visualization area

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  1. Log Management

Anatomy of the Log UI

The Log UI makes it easy to view, search and explore your logs.

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The Logs UI is organized in 2 mains areas:

  1. The Search and Filter Controls area

  2. The Data Visualization area

A note about colors

All throughout the UI, log severities are mapped to different colors to ease visualization:

  • Red for error logs

  • Orange for warning logs

  • Blue for info logs

  • Green for other logs

The Search and Filter Controls area

PacketAI provides powerful and extensive search and filter controls, as well as deep-dive inspection tools for your logs.

The Data Visualization area

This is where logs, log patterns but also log-specific dashboard and controls (such as Log Health Dashboard, Log Pattern Alerting, etc.) are displayed.

The are is clearly organized in 3 main parts:

  1. The log stacked bar chart located at the top. It represents how log severity counts vary over time. Counts are aggregated by time buckets of varying size, depending on the period range.

  2. The log tab navigation below the bar chart. It lets you quickly switch to different log representations and controls tabs:

  3. The log display grid below the tab navigation. It shows selected logs filtered by decreasing timestamp and provides the main entry point to inspecting and drilling down on logs.

The main search box is located at the top, it supports a wide range of query types.

The date picker lets you adjust the time window of observation.

The component filter provides auto-completion for quick filtering by component

The namespace filter lets you select one of the namespaces.

The cluster filter lets you select one of the cluster names.

The Kubernetes workload section supports filtering based on multiple selections over multiple workload types (Only available for Kubernetes stacks)

Logs see Logs

Patterns seeLog Patterns

Log Health seeLog Health Dashboard

Pattern Alert see Log Pattern Alerting

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Selecting "Logs" in the Main Navigation (red) takes you to the Log UI. It is organized around a Search and Filter Controls area (green) and a Data Visualization area (blue).