Laravel Log Keeper helps rotating your logs while storing them anywhere you want with custom local/remote retention policies.
A typical usage of Laravel Log Keeper would be to set a cron job to run daily and store local logs in a S3 bucket, (s)ftp, Dropbox or any other FileSystem driver
You can define a local and/or a remote retention, which by default is 7 and 30 days subsequently.
- Local files older than 7 days will be compressed using bzip2 and uploaded to the remote disk
- Remote files older than 30 days will be permanently deleted from the remote disk
- Have full control of where/when/how you archive you logs
- Prevent your server from running out of space
- Custom retention policies for Local and Remote archiving
Laravel Log Keeper is available via Composer:
{
"require": {
"mathiasgrimm/laravel-log-keeper": "1.*"
}
}
// config/app.php
'providers' => [
...
MathiasGrimm\LaravelLogKeeper\Providers\LaravelServiceProvider::class,
...
],
// app/Console/Kernel.php
protected $commands = [
...
\MathiasGrimm\LaravelLogKeeper\Commands\LogKeeper::class
...
];
...
protected function schedule(Schedule $schedule)
{
...
$schedule->command('laravel-log-keeper')->daily();
...
}
To use Laravel Log Keeper your log files have to be in the daily format, which is defined in your config/app.php
...
'log' => 'daily',
...
To use Laravel Log Keeper pay attention to timezone laravel app setting, which is defined in your config/app.php
or datetime check fails.
...
'timezone' => 'Europe/Rome',
...
You can override the following variables placing them in your .env (LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_DISK is mandatory)
Example:
# .env
...
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_ENABLED=true
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_ENABLED_REMOTE=false
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_PATH=/
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_PROCESS_FILES_WITH_ZERO_DAYS_RETENTION=false
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOCAL_RETENTION_DAYS=7
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOCAL_RETENTION_DAYS_FOR_COMPRESSED=15
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_RETENTION_DAYS=30
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_DISK=local
LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOG=true
...
// laravel-log-keeper.php
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Enable or Disable the Laravel Log Keeper.
// If it is set to false, no operations will be performed and it will be logged
// if the logs are enabled
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'enabled' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_ENABLED', true),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Enable or Disable the Laravel Log Keeper for remote operations.
// if it is set to false, the local files older than the local retention will be
// delete without being uploaded to the remote disk
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'enabled_remote' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_ENABLED_REMOTE', false),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Where in the remote location it will be stored. You can leave it blank
// or specify a custom folder like proj1-prod or proj1-integ so that you could
// use the same s3 bucket for storing the logs in different environments
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'remote_path' => rtrim(env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_PATH'), '/'),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Enable or Disable processing Files With Zero Days Retention
// Normally log files in the same day, sometimes is usefull because another process
// lock or logging into this file and compress fails.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'processFilesWithZeroDaysRetention' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_PROCESS_FILES_WITH_ZERO_DAYS_RETENTION', false),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// How many days a file will be kept on the local disk before
// being uploaded to the remote disk.
// Default is 7 days.
// Local files with more than 7 days will be compressed using bzip2 and uploaded
// to the remote disk. They will also be deleted from the local disk after being
// uploaded
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'localRetentionDays' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOCAL_RETENTION_DAYS', 7),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// How many days a compressed file will be kept on the local disk.
// Default is 15 days.
// Local compressed files with more than 15 days will be deleted on the local disk.
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'localRetentionDaysForCompressed' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOCAL_RETENTION_DAYS_FOR_COMPRESSED', 15),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// How many days a file will be kept on the remote for.
// The days here means days after the local retention. So 30 would actually
// 30 + 7 = 37
// Only files older than 37 days would be deleted from the remote disk
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'remoteRetentionDays' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_RETENTION_DAYS', 30),
'remoteRetentionDaysCalculated' =>
env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_RETENTION_DAYS', 30) +
env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOCAL_RETENTION_DAYS', 7),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Which config/filesystems.php disk will be used for remote disk.
// This would be typically a AWS S3 Disk, (s)ftp, Dropbox or any other configured
// disk that will store the old logs
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'remote_disk' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_REMOTE_DISK'),
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Define whether Laravel Log Keeper will log actions or not.
// The log will be stored in the logs folders with name
// laravel-log-keeper-{yyyy-mm-dd}.log
// ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
'log' => env('LARAVEL_LOG_KEEPER_LOG', true)
];
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