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DBI Tail v1.2 now released !

Dear IT colleagues,

We regularly have to read log file contents either to understand software functioning or for debugging purpose.

Most of the time we access same log files located in same servers.

It is very painful to login every time, then lookup and extract relevant traces for a particular case under investigation.

On top of that, especially on some systems, there is no Unix “tail” command equivalent.

For all these reasons, I want to share with you a software I created to speed up these recurrent operations: DBI Tail.

 

It is Java based, so it can potentially run on every operating systems.

Agent-less for distant access to file content (SSH tunnel for Linux, shared drive for Windows servers)

Live colourization support for highlighting most relevant traces.

It includes stop, start, pause, clean, save, zoom, search features and so on. It also can automatically detect character encoding of files for better display quality.

 

Once your files are configured within DBI Tail, access to their live content takes only few seconds. It constantly makes me saving time, and is ready and mature enough to be shared with you now.

It is Free and Open Source.

Binary and source code are available on Github. please just follow the link: https://github.com/pschweitz/DBITail/releases

Please feel free to ask for any question or submit new enhancement requests.

Enjoy

Philippe

 

 

 

 

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Posts published under the Middleware Team account are collective contributions by the dbi services middleware and enterprise content management consultants. The practice covers ECM platforms such as OpenText Documentum, Alfresco, and M-Files, as well as application servers and integration technologies including WebLogic, JBoss, Tomcat, and the Elastic Stack, from architecture and deployment to operations under service level agreements.View Author posts

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