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Logs

Label-basiertes Log-Speichersystem, optimiert für Abfragen und Aggregationen mit hohem Datenvolumen.

  • announcement

    STACKIT Logs is now available in the eu02 region.

    You can now provision and manage STACKIT Logs directly in eu02 to keep log aggregation close to your regional workloads.

    • Multi-region deployments: Deploy logging infrastructure across multiple regions to support high-availability architectures and disaster recovery strategies.
    • Lower latency: Ingest and query logs within the same region as your compute and application workloads in eu02.
    • Local data residency: Store and process log data in eu02 to meet compliance and data locality requirements.
    • Full feature parity: Access all STACKIT Logs capabilities in eu02, including access policies, pattern extraction, custom retention periods, and integrations with Grafana, Grafana Alloy, Fluent Bit, and OpenTelemetry.

    You can select the region when creating an instance in the STACKIT Portal, using the STACKIT CLI, or through the API.

    To learn how to set up an instance, refer to Create your first STACKIT Logs instance.

    Our Help Center is always at your disposal if you have any questions.

  • feature

    Access policies are now available for STACKIT Logs

    Abschnitt betitelt „Access policies are now available for STACKIT Logs“

    You can now configure access policies on your STACKIT Logs instances to manage read and write access.

    Access policies let you control who can access your Logs instance. Instead of creating and sharing separate access tokens, you can directly grant your existing service accounts permission to read or write logs.

    • Reduced operational overhead: Removes the need to create and manage separate, instance-specific access tokens. You can reuse your existing service accounts.
    • Improved security: Replaces static, long-lived instance access tokens with short-lived access tokens obtained through your service account keys.

    Access policies are available through the HTTP API and the STACKIT SDK. Support in the STACKIT Portal, the STACKIT CLI, and the STACKIT Terraform Provider will soon follow.

    For step-by-step instructions on how to use a service account to send logs to an instance, refer to our OpenTelemetry Collector guide.

    Our Help Center is always at your disposal if you have any questions.

  • announcement

    We are excited to announce that STACKIT Logs now natively supports pattern extraction.

    This feature enables automatic grouping and clustering of unstructured log data into distinct visual patterns directly within Grafana, making it easier than ever to analyze high-volume log streams.

    When debugging or monitoring applications, logs can be overwhelming due to their sheer volume and repetitive nature. Pattern extraction automatically analyzes your incoming logs, identifies common structures, and groups them. This enables you to:

    • Spot recurring trends: Identify which error or warning messages are occurring most frequently.
    • Reduce noise: Filter out repetitive log lines to concentrate on unique, anomalous events.
    • Simplify querying: Gain high-level insights into your log distributions without writing complex query logic.
    • Zero Configuration: Pattern extraction is enabled automatically for all STACKIT Logs instances. No setup or configuration is required on your side.
    • No Extra Cost: This feature is fully integrated into the service and comes at no additional cost.
    • Native Grafana Integration: You can start using the Pattern tab in Grafana’s Drilldown view for logs with your STACKIT Logs instances immediately.

    For more information on how to explore and visualize log patterns in Grafana, refer to the Grafana Log Patterns Documentation.

    Our Help Center is always at your disposal if you have any questions or need assistance.