Nginx Logs Monitoring & Observability
Effortlessly track Nginx logs, gaining instant insights into errors and refining logging for a more efficient and reliable application.
Monitor NGINX logs to troubleshoot traffic flow and reverse proxy issues
Analyze access log requests
Inspect NGINX access logs to understand request volume, upstream response times, and HTTP status distribution.
Track upstream failures
Monitor NGINX error logs for upstream connection failures, timeouts, and bad gateway errors.
Detect configuration reload issues
Analyze NGINX startup and reload logs to identify invalid directives and syntax errors.
Monitor rate limiting events
Capture NGINX logs generated by rate limiting and request throttling rules.
Track SSL handshake problems
Inspect NGINX SSL logs to detect certificate issues and TLS negotiation failures.
Observe load balancing behavior
Analyze logs related to upstream selection and retry logic to understand traffic distribution.
Detect abnormal client behavior
Identify malformed requests, excessive retries, and suspicious traffic patterns from access logs.
Correlate edge and backend logs
Link NGINX log entries with backend service logs for end-to-end request tracing.
Turn Nginx Log Streams Into Useful Operational Signals
Ingest Nginx access and error logs into Atatus so you can parse key fields, apply filters, and explore log data with clear operational context without juggling files on servers.
Logs Fragmented Across Servers
Nginx logs live on multiple hosts, and central ingestion brings these streams together for unified investigation.
Unstructured Log Text Hides Patterns
Raw Nginx log entries mix request and error data, and parsing extracts fields like status, URI, and latency for easier querying.
Key Events Buried Under Volume
High throughput can drown out important entries, and custom pipelines help refine and focus on the signals that matter most.
Recreating Context Slows Troubleshooting
Manually rebuilding filters wastes effort, and saved views let you preserve useful log contexts for repeated exploration.
Logs Lack Context Without Correlation
Log entries alone provide limited insight, and viewing them alongside related context helps understand how Nginx activity affects delivery.
Why teams choose Atatus for NGINX logs monitoring
NGINX-aware log ingestion
Atatus understands NGINX access and error log formats and extracts upstream and request-level context.
Edge traffic visibility
Centralize logs from all NGINX instances handling ingress and reverse proxy traffic.
Rapid root cause analysis
Identify upstream failures, timeouts, and configuration issues quickly using structured log queries.
Alerting on critical patterns
Trigger alerts on spikes in 4xx and 5xx errors, upstream timeouts, and rejected requests.
Backend correlation
Link NGINX log events with backend service logs to trace request failures across the stack.
Production-scale ingestion
Reliably ingest high-volume NGINX logs during traffic surges and deployment rollouts.
Unified Observability for Every Engineering Team
Atatus adapts to how engineering teams work across development, operations, and reliability.
Developers
Trace requests, debug errors, and identify performance issues at the code level with clear context.
DevOps
Track deployments, monitor infrastructure impact, and understand how releases affect application stability.
Release Engineer
Measure service health, latency, and error rates to maintain reliability and reduce production risk.
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