Instantly convert raw Apache or Nginx access log files into a beautiful, interactive visual Elasticsearch/Kibana report page. Decompresses archives on-the-fly.
Get the power of Elasticsearch log analytics and Kibana querying without installing database nodes, setting up pipelines, or writing configs.
Log files are parsed line-by-line using high-performance stream readers. Aggregated data tables and timeline metrics are generated on the fly, keeping memory footprints low.
We do not store your log files. Raw uploads are parsed in a secure temporary buffer and permanently purged instantly. Generated JSON reports are securely retained for 30 days before auto-deletion.
No need to extract gigabytes of logs locally. Upload compressed logs directly. The backend pipeline decompresses .gz, .zip, and .bz2 files on-the-fly.
Select Common or Combined depending on your log type.
Drag access logs (up to 500MB) directly into the secure portal.
Explore timeline counts, statuses, top hits, and search logs using KQL queries.
http.response.status_code and source.ip), this analyzer ensures that dashboards look and feel exactly like real Kibana setups.
/var/log/nginx/access.log/var/log/httpd/access_log~/logs/yourdomain.com/http/access.logstatus:500, method:POST, or keyword terms, and the charts, metrics, and logs tables will instantly update to show matching entries.
This log analyzer automatically transforms standard Apache and Nginx web server access logs into structured JSON datasets aligned with the official Elastic Common Schema (ECS). Below is a mapping reference of how traditional server log formats map to the normalized ECS fields used in your interactive Kibana report.
| Apache Log Field Directive | Traditional Field Description | Elastic Common Schema (ECS) Field Name | ECS Example Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| %h | Client Source IP Address | source.ip | 66.249.66.1 |
| %t | Time of request reception | @timestamp | 2026-05-30T18:35:06Z |
| %r (Method) | HTTP Request Method | http.request.method | GET |
| %r (URI) | Request Endpoint / Path | url.path | /assets/css/style.css |
| %>s | HTTP Response Status Code | http.response.status_code | 200 |
| %b | Sent Bytes (excluding headers) | http.response.bytes | 4523 |
| %{Referer}i | HTTP Referrer url string | http.request.referrer | https://google.com |
| %{User-Agent}i | Client User Agent string | user_agent.original | Mozilla/5.0... Chrome/120 |
Troubleshoot server bottlenecks, crawling bots, or malicious scans instantly inside the visual dashboard using real-time search queries. Below are some practical query formats you can use to filter charts, metrics cards, and document logs:
Isolate server side errors (500), broken endpoints (404), or redirects (301).
status: 404
Track specific traffic sources or investigate automated brute force attempts.
ip: 66.249.66.1
Compare safe read operations against modifications, forms submissions, or APIs.
method: POST
Search globally across all fields. E.g. find specific endpoints or web client strings.
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