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Mezmo

This add-on is operated by Mezmo

Log management that empowers DevOps teams to control log data and gain insights.

Mezmo

Last updated June 21, 2022

Table of Contents

  • Provision the add-on
  • View your logs
  • Configure the LogDNA Heroku Template
  • Change plans
  • Remove the add-on
  • Learn more
  • Get Support

LogDNA is an add-on that provides cloud-based log aggregation and management via a simple and intuitive web interface.

Aggregate your logs in one centralized place, search or filter by source, app, time, log level, and more. View related events from different sources on one screen and even monitor streaming log data in real time.

Automatically generate and import logs from any logging source without changing a single line of code. You can get set up in under 5 minutes and get back to building your awesome product.

Provision the add-on

LogDNA can be directly attached to a Heroku application via the Heroku CLI:

A list of all available LogDNA plans can be found here.

$ heroku addons:create logdna
-----> Adding LogDNA to salty-lake-3850... done

After the LogDNA add-on is attached, configuration is completed automatically. All logs will automatically appear on LogDNA almost instantly.

View your logs

There are two ways to access your logs:

Web App

You can open our web app by visiting app.logdna.com, or by using the Heroku CLI:

$ heroku addons:open logdna
Opening logdna for salty-lake-3850

or by visiting the Heroku Dashboard, selecting the desired Heroku application, and then choosing LogDNA from the Add-ons menu.

Command Line Interface

LogDNA provides its own command line interface (CLI), which you can download here.

Configure the LogDNA Heroku Template

Use the Heroku Template to load pre-configured views, boards, and screens specifically made to quickly unlock insights and gain visibility into your apps. Configuration instructions here.

Change plans

Use the heroku addons:upgrade command to migrate to a new plan. Upgrading and downgrading plans will not affect existing logs other than applying the new plan features.

$ heroku addons:upgrade logdna:newplan
-----> Upgrading logdna:newplan to salty-lake-3850... done
       Your plan has been updated to: logdna:newplan

Remove the add-on

Use the Heroku CLI to remove the LogDNA add-on:

$ heroku addons:destroy logdna
-----> Removing LogDNA from salty-lake-3850... done

Learn more

To find out more about the many features LogDNA offers, check out the LogDNA website. If you’re looking for documentation, head on over to our docs page.

Get Support

To receive support, you can use the Heroku Support channels, email support@logdna.com, or message Slack support chat.

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