Grafana Loki vs. Nagios Log Server

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
Grafana Loki
Score 6.9 out of 10
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Grafana Logs (powered by Loki) brings together logs from applications and infrastructure in a single place. By using the exact same service discovery and label model as Prometheus, Grafana Logs can systematically guarantee logs have consistent metadata with metrics. Grafana Logs lets users send logs in any format, from any source so it’s easy to add to existing infrastructure and get up and running quickly. Leverage a wide array of clients for shipping logs like…N/A
Nagios Log Server
Score 8.8 out of 10
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Nagios Log Server provides centralized log management, monitoring and analysis software.
$3,995
Pricing
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Editions & Modules
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1 Instance
$3,995
3 Instances
$5,995
10 Instances
$14,995
Offerings
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Free Trial
NoNo
Free/Freemium Version
YesNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeOptionalNo setup fee
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Community Pulse
Grafana LokiNagios Log Server
Considered Both Products
Grafana Loki
Chose Grafana Loki
Loki is an essential complement to Grafana and provides logging metrics for dashboards and other visual tools. Loki can handle the service logging, while other data source plugins can provide more specific quantifiable metrics to support the logging data. Different types of …
Chose Grafana Loki
First and foremost if Grafana Loki is based on CNCF open source projects so organizations can get freedom to choice to configure it at your own other main thing is Grafana Loki is totally free of cost and we can deploy it on our infrastructure. On compared with other managed …
Chose Grafana Loki
Grafana Loki was chosen because of its sharp pricing and AWS intergration, where others have a steeper price but easier adaptability
Nagios Log Server
Chose Nagios Log Server
Windows Event Log doesn't have 10% of the capabilities of Nagios Log Server. No real-time alerts, no scheduling, no external plugins or APIs. Nothing. The only advantage is that it is a native Windows application.
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Score 9.4 out of 10
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User Ratings
Grafana LokiNagios Log Server
Likelihood to Recommend
7.0
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Likelihood to Renew
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Usability
7.0
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Support Rating
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User Testimonials
Grafana LokiNagios Log Server
Likelihood to Recommend
AWS integrations are easy, metrics are easily accesable Long term log insights need to be thought out and set up carefully
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Nagios Log Server facilitates the ability to search all entries of logs in a quick and easy way. Beyond that, it has allowed us to configure alerts for notification when there are potential threats (may they be security threats or only application-side problems), and to filter the data for audits and compliance.
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Pros
  • Integration with AWS
  • Notifications land where they should
  • Broad integration options
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  • Log auditing.
  • Server monitoring.
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Cons
  • Offer log suggestions.
  • Offer basic query syntax check.
  • Offer data range controls.
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  • A bit hard to install and configure.
  • High price.
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Usability
I think it is very developer minded and has a very high learning curve
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Support Rating
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Nagios support is decent. Nothing bad to say about them, but nothing extraordinary too. We mostly asked them questions instead of actively asking them to change or fix things for us. The response time is OK, commonly you can get a response in the same day. You can also call, but they are available only during US office hours.
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Alternatives Considered
Loki is an essential complement to Grafana and provides logging metrics for dashboards and other visual tools. Loki can handle the service logging, while other data source plugins can provide more specific quantifiable metrics to support the logging data. Different types of metrics make a robust data dashboard.
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Windows Event Log doesn't have 10% of the capabilities of Nagios Log Server. No real-time alerts, no scheduling, no external plugins or APIs. Nothing. The only advantage is that it is a native Windows application.
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Return on Investment
  • Enable engineers to access logs quickly to distribute the workload.
  • Provide a possible standard for log access between multiple services.
  • Provide data metrics for customer use.
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  • We could react in way less time to a lot of potential outages since we started using it.
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