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John Hensley edited this page Oct 11, 2011 · 5 revisions

Here are some screenshots to illustrate peavy's UI and Django admin pages.

The main dashboard view:

Peavy dashboard

Pretty basic. On the far left is a sidebar that lets you jump around by date; as you scroll down, older records are added to the page and the list of dates is updated. In the main area, each record is listed with its timestamp. Clicking on any record exposes the metadata below: logger name, log level, application name, server name, client IP address, user name, and request ID. You can click on any item to filter the list with it, so reducing the log entries to those from a given IP, from a particular user, or within a given request is easy.

The dashboard with some filters applied:

Peavy dashboard filtered

The Django admin interface is less functional, but it does let you delete records. :^)

The LogRecord admin list page:

LogRecord list in Django admin

The LogRecord admin change page:

LogRecord change page in Django admin

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