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Log Alarm Package for Laravel

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The Log Alarm package for Laravel gives you real-time monitoring and error detection for your applications. It helps you stay on top of your logs by providing monitoring, error detection, and notifications to Slack and email.

Main Features

  • Real-time Log Monitoring: Continuously listen for log events and keep track of your application's health.
  • Error Detection: Automatically detect and respond to error log events.
  • Customizable Notifications: Send instant notifications to Slack and email when errors occur.
  • Frequency Control: Set thresholds and delays to avoid notification flooding.
  • Cache-based Alert System: Efficiently track error occurrences without the overhead of database operations.
  • Flexible Configuration: Easily configure settings and specify error conditions with custom strings.

With the default settings, the application will notify if it finds the same message within the configured frequency (5 mins is the default). You can also configure a string match to only trigger notifications if the log message contains the string. You will get a Slack notification or an email based on your notification configuration.

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub.

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Staff writer at Laravel News. Full stack web developer and author.

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