Real-time logs without the complexity
Stream logs from your entire application fleet through a unified interface. No ELK stack to maintain, no log aggregation tools to configure. Just instant access to every log line with powerful search and filtering.
Get logs instantly, without the overhead
Traditional logging requires setting up Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, configuring log shippers, and managing storage. Viduli gives you production-ready logging out of the box.
ELK stack maintenance
Log shipper configuration
Scattered log locations
From code to insights in real-time
Logging happens automatically. Write to stdout/stderr and we handle the rest.
Write logs in your code
Use your language's standard logging. Print to stdout or stderr. No special libraries or configuration needed.
Automatic collection
Logs are automatically collected from all instances in real-time. No log shippers to configure or maintain.
Search and debug
Access logs instantly through our interface. Search, filter by time, instance, or log level. Debug production issues in real-time.
Production-grade logging without the infrastructure
Get enterprise logging capabilities without deploying or maintaining Elasticsearch, Logstash, Kibana, or any log aggregation stack.
Real-time streaming
See logs as they happen. No delays, no batching. Stream logs from all instances simultaneously.
Unified fleet view
View logs from all instances in one interface. No need to SSH into individual containers or pods.
Powerful search & filtering
Full-text search across all logs. Filter by time range, instance, log level, or custom queries.
30-day retention
Logs automatically retained for 30 days. Extended retention available for compliance needs.
Multiple log levels
Automatically parse and categorize INFO, WARN, ERROR, DEBUG levels. Filter by severity instantly.
Export & share
Export log snippets for bug reports. Share specific log views with your team or support.
Debug production like you're on localhost
Real-time log streaming
Stream logs from your entire application fleet through a unified interface. Search, filter, and debug production issues across all instances instantly.

Shell access integration
Access logs and shell in one place. Debug issues with both log history and live shell access to any instance.

Multi-instance view
Track logs across auto-scaled instances. See which instance generated each log line. Perfect for distributed systems debugging.

Traditional log stacks vs. Viduli
Every debugging scenario
Fix issues in real-time
Stream logs as your application runs. Search for errors, trace request flows, identify performance bottlenecks.
- ✓Real-time error detection
- ✓Request tracing across services
- ✓Performance monitoring
Debug microservices effortlessly
View logs from multiple services simultaneously. Trace requests across service boundaries with unified timestamps.
- ✓Unified multi-service view
- ✓Cross-service request tracing
- ✓Distributed system insights
Share debugging context
Export log snippets with exact timestamps. Share specific error occurrences with team members or support.
- ✓Shareable log views
- ✓Exact timestamp references
- ✓Team debugging sessions
Enterprise-grade logging infrastructure
Retention & Storage
Performance
Features
Integration
Debug production with confidence
Join developers who've ditched complex log stacks for instant, hassle-free logging.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to configure log collection?
No! Logs are automatically collected from stdout and stderr. Just write logs using your language's standard logging library (console.log, print, logger, etc.) and they'll appear in the Viduli dashboard instantly.
Can I search across multiple services?
Absolutely! The unified interface shows logs from all your services and instances. You can filter by service, instance, time range, or search across everything at once.
How long are logs retained?
Logs are automatically retained for 30 days at no extra cost. Need longer retention for compliance or auditing? Contact us about custom retention plans.
What if my logs contain sensitive data?
All logs are encrypted at rest and in transit. Access is controlled by your team's permissions. You can also configure log scrubbing to redact sensitive information (coming soon).
Can I export logs?
Yes! Export logs in JSON, plain text, or CSV format. Perfect for compliance audits, bug reports, or external analysis tools.
Does this work with structured logging?
Yes! JSON and structured logs are automatically parsed. You can search within structured fields and filter by specific attributes.
What about log volume limits?
No artificial limits on log volume within the retention period. Log as much as you need. Storage is included in your instance pricing.
Can I forward logs to external systems?
Log forwarding to external systems (Datadog, Splunk, S3) is coming soon. For now, you can use the export feature for periodic backups.