Phil Ly
Building a Web Interface to a centralized view of Application Logs with LogWatch
TIC LogWatch is a NonStop application log monitoring product that detects anomalies and raises alerts to enable proactive handling of errors
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TIC Blog
Phil Ly
Nov 19, 20232 min read
How to Aggregate NonStop Logs to Kafka in One Simple Step
Apache Kafka is a powerful streaming platform that has become a popular choice for log aggregation due to its ability to handle large...
Phil Ly
Oct 17, 20232 min read
Minimize Application Downtime with LogWatch Monitoring
LogWatch enables proactive detection of application errors, allowing for timely resolution and preventing potential crises.
Phil Ly
Jul 26, 20223 min read
NonStop Integration – LogWatch and uLinga
One of the best ways to modernize NonStop is to integrate its applications with other software, platforms and cloud services.
Tom Schaper
May 1, 20191 min read
Technical Tips – Shadowbase log information at a glance
To be able to have a comprehensive view of the Shadowbase log activities on both Production and DR systems.
Phil Ly
Mar 25, 20153 min read
3 Quick Ways that TIC LogWatch Can Enhance Your NonStop Application Logs
LogWatch is a Guardian program that watches different log files, looks for error patterns, and generates alerts when an anomaly is detected.
Phil Ly
Jan 19, 20152 min read
Log Management- Planning Ahead Saves Time and Resources
Log data is an underutilized yet extremely important data resource for troubleshooting issues and supporting broader business objectives.
TIC Talk Blog
Mar 24, 20142 min read
Proactive Measure to Alert Application Issues
LogWatch monitors and analyzes NonStop application logs, and provides reports on findings providing a proactive alert mechanism
Phil Ly
Sep 30, 20132 min read
“Help! My EMS is overloaded!”
LogWatch can monitor different files including, Guardian files, OSS logs, VHS logs, Pathway logs, Third party logs, etc.
Phil Ly
Dec 14, 20123 min read
Know Your OSS Logs Part 2 – Java Servlet and NS/JSP Logs
I want to share with you some basic information on Java, Servlet and JSP logs.
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