Log File Management

Log Analyzers for SEO

Logz.io offers ELK as a service, has considered SEO as one of their use cases How to Use Log Analysis in Technical SEO
OnCrawl SEO Open Source Log Analyzer is exactly what we need, and we should test it as soon as possible. Based on ELK stack (see below what that is), so it is technologically relevant. Their SaaS offering is also not too expensive () SEO Log Analyzer
SpiderLog by serphacker.com is Log Analyzer for SEO that should not kill the budget, but still the pricing page is not extremely revealing. Latest: The service is suspended for an indefinite period of time
Botify is very compherensive Log Analyzer. It is extremly expensive, min $419/month.
Crawl Analytics from Keylime Toolbox. There is an online demo to showcase it.

About the process of Log File Analysis for SEO, please read this article - The Ultimate Guide

There are a lot of tools like this (like 50 of them, at least). They are all used for any kind of data collection and logging.

I will list a couple of other, paying solutions, in significance order:

ELK Logging as a Service: Logit, Logsene Which Cloud-Hosted Elastic Stack Solution is Right for You?
Papertrail
Logentries
Sumo Logic
Loggly can be used for that, also, as explained here: 7 fundamental technical SEO questions to answer with a log analysis (and how to easily do it) Loggly Lite: the free version of which allows 200MB of data per day.
Splunk is the biggest tool in this space but it’s really expensive. Splunk Light: The Light version is cloud based, allows up to five users, processes up to 20GB of data per day and offers real-time search, analysis.
LogRhythm
Others like LogZilla, Scalyr, Stackify, OohLaLog, EventSentry, xpolog.com, RigaByte, AlienVault, Logscape, Log Analyzer Software from SolarWinds

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