Log Management CLI on Ubuntu 24.04

Log Management CLI is a centralized, command-line–driven solution designed to collect, store, and analyze system and application logs across servers and environments. It enables administrators and DevOps teams to monitor system activity, troubleshoot issues, and gain operational insights without relying on graphical interfaces.

The service supports real-time log monitoring, historical log analysis, and filtering using standard Linux logging tools. It helps improve system reliability, enhances visibility into server behavior, and supports auditing and compliance requirements through structured log retention.

Features of Log Management CLI:

• Centralized collection of system and application logs.
• Real-time log monitoring and tailing via CLI.
• Search, filter, and analyze logs using command-line tools.
• Supports journald and syslog-based log sources.
• Lightweight, resource-efficient, and server-friendly.
• Suitable for auditing, troubleshooting, and compliance analysis.

To check if the Log Management CLI service is running and accessible, use the following steps:

 Check rsyslog service status: $ sudo systemctl status rsyslog

Verify log collection:
$ tail -n 20 /opt/ioanyt-logs/system/system.log

Check version:
$ rsyslogd -v

Disclaimer: Log Management CLI is provided “as is” under applicable open-source licenses. Users are responsible for configuring log retention policies, securing log access, managing disk usage, and integrating with external monitoring or analytics platforms if required. This solution is best suited for system monitoring, operational troubleshooting, auditing, and command-line–based log analysis.