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Central Logging vs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging

Central Logging

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging

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FigureCentral LoggingOracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging
Price from$187/mo$0.05/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trialYesYes
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
macOSYes—
LinuxYesYes
APIYesYes
Self-hostedYes—
Plans published34
Spec score · Log Management Software8.5 (#32)9.0 (#12)
Archive exportYesYes
DeploymentIt runs as a statically linked, self-contained executable with no installer, runtime, or dependencies.cloud
Free planYesYes
IntegrationsThe site documents log shipping guides for Nginx, Caddy, Docker, Kubernetes, Proxmox, PostgreSQL, rsyslog, systemd, and Python.Connector Hub can route logs to Monitoring, Notifications, Streaming, third-party destinations including Splunk, or Object Storage.
Intended usersThe maker targets small teams without a platform team, including indie SaaS founders, agencies, bootstrapped teams, and homelab users.Oracle recommends Logging for OCI customers who need diagnostic and troubleshooting information or want to ingest application logs.
Log pipelinesYesYes
Log retention1530
Structured log parsingYesYes

Plans

Central Logging

  • Free trialFree
  • Unlimited license$187 a month
  • Unlimited license$187, paid once

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging

  • Free allowanceFree
  • Usage$0.05 a month
  • Free tierFree
  • Pay as you go$0.05 a month

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging is a cloud service for collecting and working with audit logs, OCI service logs, and custom application logs. It supports SQL-like searches, filtering, aggregation, and visualization across infrastructure, application, audit, and database logs, with structured parsing and log pipelines. Custom logs can come from OCI instances, Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes, on-premises environments, and other cloud providers. Listed service sources include Network Flow Logs, Load Balancer, Object Storage, Functions, API Gateway, and Events. You can use the OCI console, an SDK, command-line interface, REST API, or Terraform. Connector Hub can route logs to Monitoring, Notifications, Streaming, third-party destinations including Splunk, or Object Storage; exports to Object Storage can provide indefinite retention. Ingestion uses Fluentd, and events are normalized to CloudEvents 1.0. Access is managed through log groups and Oracle Identity and Access Management policies. The free tier includes 10 GB of log storage per month, with ingestion and search free. Pay-as-you-go storage is $0.05 per GB stored per month.

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