Lazyjournal: Terminal Log Analyzer for Linux

Lazyjournal is a terminal interface designed for searching and analyzing logs from various sources, including journald, Docker, and Kubernetes.

The utility serves as an alternative to solutions like ELK, GrayLog, or Loki. It is primarily aimed at home environments.

Ease of installation is the tool's key advantage. To run it, you only need to download a single executable file without additional dependencies.

Lazyjournal features built-in keyword highlighting. The system highlights errors, successes, warnings, and actions.

It also supports highlighting UNIX processes, filesystem paths, URLs, IP addresses, and other numerical values.

Users get access to demo capabilities of auditd. This is a universal event monitoring tool included in the Linux kernel.

• Audit support via Red Hat's auditd daemon
• View all log files from the /var/log directory
• Sort files by modification date
• Access archived logs for Apache, Nginx, and databases

Detailed project information is available on GitHub: https://github.com/Lifailon/lazyjournal