Coming Soon
Loggy is growing fast. We want it to be able to provide as much useful information for your systems as possible. As soon as possible. This section will outline some of the features that are on the horizone for Loggy.
In Beta
Section titled “In Beta”Transports
Section titled “Transports”Loggy will soon allow for accepting your own custom transports. Like most loggers you will be able to write your logs to console and to a file. As well as integrate into 3rd party object storage like AWS S3, Google Cloud Storage, or Cloudflare R2. So you can keep your logs for as long as you want.
Other language support
Section titled “Other language support”- Golang
- Rust
- Ruby
And other languages are on the horizon
On the Roadmap
Section titled “On the Roadmap”Loggy Cloud
Section titled “Loggy Cloud”Soon you will be able to sign up and store your logs with Loggy.dev. We are building a robust logging platform that will be your one stop shop. This way you no longer need to add S3 or Google Storage to your logger transports. But rather drop your API token in and get real-time tails of your logs. As well as retention periods to keep track of your logs for longer.
Loggy Analytics
Section titled “Loggy Analytics”Once you have your logs streaming to Loggy.dev we will begin working on building analtyics to help track your applications with. Get alerts for high log counts and other insights into your systems.
Bring your own logger
Section titled “Bring your own logger”We’re also working on allowing your to insert your own logger into Loggy. This way you can take your existing system with your existing logger like Winston, etc. And just plug it into Loggy and have your logs available to you at Loggy.dev