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Currently we do not have any log tools for filtering a huge dumb file. Is there any open source BI or log tool able to import a dumb file and do auto/selectable filtering?



Current dumb file example:



2019-02-11 03:06:30.202  INFO maskParams=false
2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Start request :: ipAddress=103.22.200.95
2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO User-Agent = Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 7.1.1; zh-cn; MI MAX 2 Build/NMF26F) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/61.0.3163.128 Mobile
Safari/537.36 XiaoMi/MiuiBrowser/10.5.1
2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Request Query String=[customer_name]
2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 INFO Checking current ip address
2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 INFO Get country from GeoIpRange, ip =2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
2019-02-11 03:06:30.385 INFO End request (00:00:00.183)


After importing the dumb file, able to provide me the below details:




  • Start Date and time/

  • End Date and time/

  • customer name/

  • no valid ip address details










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    Currently we do not have any log tools for filtering a huge dumb file. Is there any open source BI or log tool able to import a dumb file and do auto/selectable filtering?



    Current dumb file example:



    2019-02-11 03:06:30.202  INFO maskParams=false
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Start request :: ipAddress=103.22.200.95
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO User-Agent = Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 7.1.1; zh-cn; MI MAX 2 Build/NMF26F) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/61.0.3163.128 Mobile
    Safari/537.36 XiaoMi/MiuiBrowser/10.5.1
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Request Query String=[customer_name]
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 INFO Checking current ip address
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 INFO Get country from GeoIpRange, ip =2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
    2019-02-11 03:06:30.385 INFO End request (00:00:00.183)


    After importing the dumb file, able to provide me the below details:




    • Start Date and time/

    • End Date and time/

    • customer name/

    • no valid ip address details










    share|improve this question















    closed as too broad by Jeff Schaller, Christopher, Sparhawk, jimmij, Mr Shunz Feb 15 at 10:32


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      Currently we do not have any log tools for filtering a huge dumb file. Is there any open source BI or log tool able to import a dumb file and do auto/selectable filtering?



      Current dumb file example:



      2019-02-11 03:06:30.202  INFO maskParams=false
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Start request :: ipAddress=103.22.200.95
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO User-Agent = Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 7.1.1; zh-cn; MI MAX 2 Build/NMF26F) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/61.0.3163.128 Mobile
      Safari/537.36 XiaoMi/MiuiBrowser/10.5.1
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Request Query String=[customer_name]
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 INFO Checking current ip address
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 INFO Get country from GeoIpRange, ip =2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.385 INFO End request (00:00:00.183)


      After importing the dumb file, able to provide me the below details:




      • Start Date and time/

      • End Date and time/

      • customer name/

      • no valid ip address details










      share|improve this question
















      Currently we do not have any log tools for filtering a huge dumb file. Is there any open source BI or log tool able to import a dumb file and do auto/selectable filtering?



      Current dumb file example:



      2019-02-11 03:06:30.202  INFO maskParams=false
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Start request :: ipAddress=103.22.200.95
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO User-Agent = Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; U; Android 7.1.1; zh-cn; MI MAX 2 Build/NMF26F) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0 Chrome/61.0.3163.128 Mobile
      Safari/537.36 XiaoMi/MiuiBrowser/10.5.1
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.205 INFO Request Query String=[customer_name]
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 INFO Checking current ip address
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.335 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 INFO Get country from GeoIpRange, ip =2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.336 ERROR Not a valid ip address 2408:84e4:412:4b02:73cd:9684:1ab0:8437
      2019-02-11 03:06:30.385 INFO End request (00:00:00.183)


      After importing the dumb file, able to provide me the below details:




      • Start Date and time/

      • End Date and time/

      • customer name/

      • no valid ip address details







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      edited Feb 14 at 13:46









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      closed as too broad by Jeff Schaller, Christopher, Sparhawk, jimmij, Mr Shunz Feb 15 at 10:32


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      closed as too broad by Jeff Schaller, Christopher, Sparhawk, jimmij, Mr Shunz Feb 15 at 10:32


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          There are many open source log collectors and indexers:



          Splunk? Elasticsearch? Logstash? Kibana?



          Are they BI tools? I'm not sure. Only if you plot some business metrics I guess.






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          • i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

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          There are many open source log collectors and indexers:



          Splunk? Elasticsearch? Logstash? Kibana?



          Are they BI tools? I'm not sure. Only if you plot some business metrics I guess.






          share|improve this answer
























          • i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

            – julian lee
            Feb 15 at 3:02
















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          There are many open source log collectors and indexers:



          Splunk? Elasticsearch? Logstash? Kibana?



          Are they BI tools? I'm not sure. Only if you plot some business metrics I guess.






          share|improve this answer
























          • i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

            – julian lee
            Feb 15 at 3:02














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          There are many open source log collectors and indexers:



          Splunk? Elasticsearch? Logstash? Kibana?



          Are they BI tools? I'm not sure. Only if you plot some business metrics I guess.






          share|improve this answer













          There are many open source log collectors and indexers:



          Splunk? Elasticsearch? Logstash? Kibana?



          Are they BI tools? I'm not sure. Only if you plot some business metrics I guess.







          share|improve this answer












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          answered Feb 14 at 15:35









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          • i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

            – julian lee
            Feb 15 at 3:02



















          • i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

            – julian lee
            Feb 15 at 3:02

















          i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

          – julian lee
          Feb 15 at 3:02





          i had tested Splunk and it really give me what I wanted. Thanks!

          – julian lee
          Feb 15 at 3:02



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