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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  1. Log Management

Logs

Logs provides plain, chronological display of colored logs.

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The Logs tab displays a chronological list view of your log lines. PacketAI stores each log line as a JSON record and displays each JSON property as a grid column. The Logs UI is pretty simple, yet powerful, and enables full customization of the number, order and name of columns.

Organizing columns

The UI lets you seamlessly show/hide column as well as modify column order.

  • Clicking on the "X columns hidden" button brings up a menu from which you can show/hide column using a simple click. You can also re-arrange column order by drag-and-dropping properties

Clicking on any top column header lets you hide and move a column left or right. Please check the section for more information about the Build Filter item menu.

A view of the menu to customize JSON column display.
Custom Filters