Libraries tagged by log data

Telemetry is a collection of tools to instrument, generate, collect, and export telemetry data (metrics, logs, and traces) to help you analyze your software’s performance and behavior.

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Adds additional context data to log messages

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Monitor your laravel application performance by logging requests in your database then analyze it. The log includes request parameters, actions, SQL queries and errors beside that you can know the requests with raw SQL queries.

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Logs frontend actions and display them in a backend module. Track page views, News, Downloads and custom objects. Optionally tracks frontend user logins and login durations. Alternative extension for Google-Analytics, Matomo, Piwik - this extension does not use any cookies! By default it does not track any personal data like IP address or even the user agent (though this can be activated optionally).

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With Laravel Query Adviser you can get more insights into the SQL queries created by Eloquent models used in your app. It logs the queries used by your application and provides a helpful overview of the SQL queries. You can rerun the SQL query to analyze the database impact or copy the SQL query to your clipboard. The handy card view allows you to quickly point out the pain points of your application's SQL queries.

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Yii2 component that registers event listeners for CLI and WEB apps and logs information with request and response metadata

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Contains the database writer backend for the EventLog component.

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A dead-simple logger, storing data in JSON.

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record database execute logs

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Custom laravel monolog logger for datadog logs management, both api and agent ways

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Datadog Log Target

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A simple database logger for all outgoing emails sent by Laravel website.

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Monolog Handler for Datadog Logs

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record database execute logs

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Store your Laravel logs in the database

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