Developers lack a simple way to unify scattered local Docker and file-based logs into one live view
Developers running multiple Docker containers and local log files have to manually tail and cross-reference scattered logs, which is tedious and CPU-heavy at scale. A local-first log consolidation tool auto-discovers containers and files and streams them into one formatted browser console.
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