Dozzle

Dozzle is a self-hosted, real-time logging and monitoring application for Docker that provides a user-friendly browser interface for efficient log analysis.

Description

Dozzle is a self-hosted, real-time logging and monitoring application for Docker, providing a browser-based interface for efficient issue diagnosis. It supports Docker Swarm and multiple remote hosts, enabling centralized log monitoring across a distributed infrastructure. Dozzle's intuitive interface simplifies setup and use, requiring minimal configuration. A unique feature is its built-in SQL engine, powered by WebAssembly and DuckDB, allowing for powerful log analysis directly within the browser. Security is prioritized with support for secure agents to connect to remote hosts, keeping logs private and secure within your infrastructure.

Features

Real-time log capture and display for Docker containers. Support for Docker Swarm, allowing monitoring of logs from multiple nodes. Multi-host support with easy selection via dropdown menu. Built-in SQL engine (DuckDB via WebAssembly) for advanced log analysis. Secure agent connections for enhanced security when connecting to remote hosts. Self-hosted application ensuring log privacy and security. Simple and intuitive user interface requiring minimal configuration. Open-source and freely available under the MIT license.

Benefits

Centralized logging and monitoring for Docker containers across multiple hosts and swarms. Real-time log viewing for quick issue detection and resolution. Simplified setup and user-friendly interface requiring minimal configuration. Enhanced security with support for secure agents and self-hosting capabilities, keeping your logs private. Powerful log analysis using a built-in SQL engine via WebAssembly and DuckDB directly in the browser. Open-source and freely available, backed by Docker OSS.

Links

• Home: https://dozzle.dev/
• Source code: https://github.com/amir20/dozzle