Streamfold Log Drains

The Streamfold integration with Netlify Log Drains empowers Netlify Enterprise teams with enhanced control and insights from their Netlify site logs. With a single log drain connection to Streamfold you can easily route logs to multiple vendors, observability tools, and cloud products. Archive build deploy logs to cost-efficient Amazon S3 while sending only traffic logs to your observability vendor. Manage all of your log destinations in a single location across all your Netlify sites. Unlock the OpenTelemetry ecosystem with automatic conversion to OTLP logs.

With Streamfold’s built-in and code-driven functions, you have full control over your log streams. You can mask sensitive PII, extract custom text from fields, parse embedded JSON fields, or transform logs into OpenTelemetry for deeper insights. Match against any log fields to drop select log fields to reduce costs and increase the value of the data you keep.

Empower teams across your organization with the log data from your Netlify site. Send log data to your CDP to help your marketing team understand the reach of customers on the site, allow customer success to debug customer problems, and take comfort that your security can identify bad actors early. With Streamfold you can deliver your Netlify log data to the tools where it matters the most.

Streamfold’s log streams are fully customizable through a REST API and UI. When you add/remove destinations or functions to your pipelines, the changes deploy immediately. Real-time metrics and live data sampling allow you to deploy confidently.

Use cases

Intelligently route to multiple destinations

• Split or duplicate logs to multiple vendors, observability tools, and cloud products
• Supports: OpenTelemetry, Honeycomb, Datadog, S3, HTTP, and more

Reduce log costs and extract important information

• Use smart filters to reduce verbose logs and cut costs
• Extract text from logs fields to find relevant data

Power your analytics

• Route visitor traffic logs to PostHog for analytics
• Generate rich dashboards from server-side logs