I'm one of the makers of Logfreely. We realized that most of the tools out there for managed logging we're hard to set up and had a pricing policy that quickly grew prohibitively expensive. We wanted to make a change to that and offer a solution somewhere in between self-hosting and a fully managed solution.
We manage everything: from provisions, to scaling, to version updates, but the servers and the data is ultimately on your cloud provider account. We believe this model better aligns incentives. We're compelled to find ways to cut costs for you, while at the same time you get to enjoy having full ownership of your logging stack.
We would love to hear your feedback and your experiences with logging. I'm personally excited to be sharing this with HN, and I'll be here to answer any and all questions you want to throw my way!
Seems interesting - I've wanted to set up my own ELK stack before, but it just didn't seem worth the effort, so I ended up trying to go through the pricing pages of multiple cloud logging providers to figure out which would be the cheapest. It was confusing, and just took up so much time, so I hope this is way better.
I'm one of the makers of Logfreely. We realized that most of the tools out there for managed logging we're hard to set up and had a pricing policy that quickly grew prohibitively expensive. We wanted to make a change to that and offer a solution somewhere in between self-hosting and a fully managed solution.
We manage everything: from provisions, to scaling, to version updates, but the servers and the data is ultimately on your cloud provider account. We believe this model better aligns incentives. We're compelled to find ways to cut costs for you, while at the same time you get to enjoy having full ownership of your logging stack.
We would love to hear your feedback and your experiences with logging. I'm personally excited to be sharing this with HN, and I'll be here to answer any and all questions you want to throw my way!