CruzLog

Key Features

Log Collection – Use a wide range of collection processes to ingest diverse log structures from simple syslogs, various file formats, cloud blob storage, and optimized telemetry protocols.
Economical Data Storage – Advanced log indexing, cluster and hosting options, and querying process allow efficient, cost-effective, and responsive storage and retrieval of log data.
Visualization – Use more than 20 visualization templates for the most informative display of captured data, and incorporate the filtering and analysis process into each visualization.
Intelligent Dashboards – Group the visualizations of IT management tasks and drill into the data by simply selecting a displayed visual object.
Automated Software Deployments – Defined actions allow Zero Time Provisioning (ZTP) deployments of both the core CruzLog application on the customer choice of hosting platform and the distribution of collection processes for specific logs on targeted devices.

Dynamic Device Log Control – Start, modify, and stop the flow of managed logs from each managed device.
Data Retention Control - Manage the behavior of the underlying data structure for retention, backup, and data sizing both on an automated and on-demand basis.
Offline Data Backup – Use cloud facilities to store aged data structures for historical review.
Log Alerts - Create rule-based alerts to notify CruzOC of events discerned from log data to correlated against managed resources or other alerts.
User Management – Assign employees access rights and role-based permissions to ensure that the right employee, IT expert, or administrator has access to the logs and processes they require.
Manage CruzOC Data – Store, analyze, and visualize resource management data from CruzOC.

Supported Operating System Platforms

Supported Web Browsers

Example Device Support

Networks: Aerohive, Arista, Aruba, Brocade, Cisco, Dell, Edgecore, F5, HP, Juniper, Netgear, Ruckus, Sonus, Sonicwall, and more. Storage: Dell EMC Unity (Unisphere OS)
Servers: PowerEdge, HP, Lenovo, Fujitsu, Supermicro, ASUS and more (any server, physical or virtual machines, running Windows, Linux or Solaris OS)
IP: Phones, Cameras, Sensors, Lights, etc.
Any SNMP-enabled: Printers, Routers, Switches, Servers, Oracle, PDU's, UPS's etc.