Log rotation executable / library
TypeScript definitions for logrotate-stream
Opens a stream.Writable to a file rotated by interval and/or size. A logrotate alternative.
Pipe log data to a stream, fuggetabout rotation
Logger for node cluster, compatible with logrotate
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application
Log rotating transport for Winston
Type definitions for logrotate-stream 0.2.5 from https://www.github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped
Generates conf files for logrotate.
Yet another logger with transports, cluster and logrotate support
PM2 module that rotates application logs
CLI tool for logrotate
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application, forked from pm2-logrotate and fixed some bugs
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application and also upload to s3
TypeScript typings for logrotate-stream
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application and upload logs to s3
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application. With some extended features.
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application
Rotate and compress log files or directories for your node application on app start
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application
ua全称user-agent，用于记录用户请求的ua日志
Module to rotate logs of every pm2 application
pm2 module - configurable log rotator
Cli tool for rotating / archiving files within specified directory.
tracing logfile writer with rotation and expiry
Event driven logrotate implementation
Log rotation for files
Please see 'file-rotate' instead. ( This is a fork with changes needed by Polyverse until the upstream PR has been marged. https://github.com/BourgondAries/file-rotate/pull/3
Log rotation for files, supports synchronous std API and an asynchronous tokio-based API.
Logup is a UNIX-style command that can be used to pipe stdout logs to location on disk or in the cloud without the need of an agent, logrotate, systemd or other configuration files
Stores, rotates, compresses process logs.
Stores, rotates, compresses process logs.
Log rotation for files
A thread-safe rotating file with customizable rotation behavior.
Sticky file handles to file paths
This package is a library of methods that perform log rotation on files and directories. The log rotate methods allow the caller to specify options (via parameters) such as how many rotated files to keep, what type of extension to place on the rotated file (date or a simple count), and whether to zip the rotated files. Live log files (currently being written to by a live process) can be rotated as well. The post_rotate option is useful in that context, as it can be used to send a HUP signal to notify the live process to reopen its log file. This package was inspired by the need to have a library version of the unix logrotate tool. The unix logrotate tool requires the user to specify options in a config file, and is usually invoked through cron. Directories can be rotated with this library. However, the gzip option does not work with directories. In this case, please zip/tar the directory in question before invoking this library.
Logrotate integration for Capistrano.
Logrotate features to use with mina
Capistrano recipies for DB Syncing, Logrotate, Apache, Thin, Basecamp, Activecollab, Monit, NodeJS, Nginx
More modern alternative to classical 'logrotate' tool with more features and less limitations. It implements very similar functionality, features openness and flexibility of the scripting environment and removes some most known 'logrotate' limitations.
Watch files safely from within Ractors with support for rotation (inode detection).
Amazon S3 file uploader that can build folder structures based on timestamp. Typically used in conjunction with Unix's logrotate.
Capistrano recipes useful for rails app deployment. Includes repices for nginx, unicorn, postgres, logrotate, resque
This gem provides an IO like object, that can be used with any logging class (such as Ruby's native Logger). This object will save its input to a file, and allows: rotation by time / date, compression of old files and removal of old compressed files. Its purpuse is to supplement logging classes, allowing everything related to logging management, to be done within Ruby, without relying on external tools (such as logrotate).