LogForge documentation

Understand the server, Remote Agents and your accounts.

Follow one Docker workload from discovery to logs and metrics.

Check the host, storage, network and release package before you start.

Clone the public repository and run one command to install the signed release.

Transfer an offline bundle to a server without internet access.

Choose reachable addresses and establish trusted HTTPS.

Connect a Remote Agent to collect logs and metrics from your host.

Select the intended cluster and verify the generated Helm installation.

Understand retained history, live logs and collection gaps.

Read resource use and check when observations were collected.

Open an authorized container shell or set up restricted Linux host access.

Configure a destination and confirm one real test message arrives.

Test a sample rule, enable its notification and verify the outcome.

Preserve installation identity, persistent storage and recovery material.

Review default aggregate reporting and inspect or change the preference.

Create a Member and verify their environment access.

Review a supported update, verify progress and recover an incomplete operation.

Use Community or activate Business through connected or offline licensing.

Check connection, collection and query state in a useful order.

Set addresses, ports and storage in operator.env before startup.

Check runtime, collection and interactive-access boundaries.