LuminaLog
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Core Feature

Real-time Logs

Stream logs to your dashboard in real-time with WebSocket connections. See events as they happen with microscopic latency.

Overview

LuminaLog streams logs to your dashboard in real-time using WebSocket connections. See logs appear instantly as they're ingested, without refreshing the page.

Instant Updates

Logs appear in your dashboard within milliseconds of ingestion.

WebSocket Streaming

Efficient bi-directional communication for zero-refresh updates.

Live Filtering

Filter logs by level, environment, or search terms in real-time.

Tail Mode

Auto-scroll to follow the latest logs as they arrive, just like `tail -f`.

How It Works

1
WebSocket Connection

Your browser establishes a secure WebSocket connection to the LuminaLog streaming gateway.

2
Log Ingestion

Your application sends logs to the ingestion API via our SDKs or direct REST calls.

3
Real-time Broadcast

The ingestion service detects your active session and broadcasts logs instantly to your socket.

4
Dashboard Injection

The dashboard receives the event and injects it into the log stream with sub-100ms UI latency.

Latency Comparison

Real-time logs typically appear in your dashboard within 100-300ms. In contrast, historical storage (Parquet indexing) has a 60-second latency for optimized search.

Live Filtering

Apply powerful filters to see only relevant logs in your live stream. These filters are applied at the edge before reaching your browser.

By Level

level:error
level:warn OR level:error
NOT level:debug

By Environment

environment:production
environment:staging OR environment:production

By Message

message:"payment failed"
message:*user*
message:/error|failed|timeout/

By Metadata

metadata.user_id:user-789
metadata.order_id:ORD-*
metadata.status:failed

Tail Mode

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Auto-scroll

Dashboard automatically scrolls to show new logs.

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Pause on Scroll

Scroll up to pause tail mode and inspect older logs.

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Resume

Click 'Resume Tail' to jump back to the live stream.

Performance & Limits

MetricValueNotes
Latency100-300msIngestion to UI
Throughput1,000+ logs/secSystem-wide per client
Buffer Size1,000 logsBrowser memory buffer
Timeout10 minAuto-reconnects on idle

High Volume Logs

If you're logging more than 1,000 logs/second, the dashboard may throttle real-time updates to prevent browser performance issues. Historical logs remain unaffected.

Next Steps

Log Search

Query historical logs with full-text search and Parquet performance.

Alerts & Notifications

Get notified via Slack, Discord, or Email the moment a log matches your filter.

SmartScrub™

Learn how we handle PII and user privacy during real-time streaming.

Architecture

How we move terabytes of logs with sub-second latency.