Tutorials
Practical tutorials for integrating LogFlow into your stack.
Add production-ready structured logging to any Python application and ship logs to LogFlow.
Add production-ready structured logging to any Flask app in under 10 minutes.
Add production-ready structured logging to Laravel and ship logs to LogFlow.
AWS Lambda logs disappear into CloudWatch. Here's how to ship structured logs to LogFlow instead.
Add high-performance structured logging to Go with Zap and ship logs to LogFlow.
Set up zerolog in Go for fast structured JSON logging with request context and centralized shipping.
Vercel logs disappear after 1 hour. Set up persistent logging for Next.js with a log drain or SDK.
Set up structured JSON logging in Java with SLF4J, Logback, and MDC for request tracing.
Cron jobs fail silently by default. Set up logging and silence detection to catch failures before users do.
Set up structured logging in Django to capture request logs, errors, and Celery tasks in LogFlow — with full search and alerting.
Collect structured logs from your Kubernetes pods and send them to LogFlow with service, namespace, and pod metadata automatically attached.
Set up structured JSON logging in FastAPI and ship logs to LogFlow with automatic request context and error tracking.
Replace NestJS's default logger with structured JSON and ship logs to LogFlow for real-time search and alerts.
Connect Pino (the fastest Node.js logger) to LogFlow in under 5 minutes.
Plug LogFlow into an existing Winston setup without changing your application code.
Set up LogFlow in a Next.js project — capture server errors, API route logs, and frontend exceptions in under 15 minutes.
Add production-ready structured logging to any Express.js app in under 10 minutes.
Two approaches to ship Docker logs to LogFlow: direct HTTP API or Fluent Bit sidecar.
Use OpenTelemetry to propagate trace IDs across services and see the full request flow in LogFlow.
Get notified in Slack the moment your error rate spikes — takes 5 minutes to set up.
Add one curl command to your deploy pipeline and see purple markers on your log timeline.