Uno is made by Unomaly – algorithmic log curation for your team 💜

Uno eats your logs and outputs anything unique.

It's like uniq for log data, but with fuzziness!

Try Uno in the browser

Upload any text (utf-8) log file.

Drop log file here
or

Note: Your data will never leave your computer, we packaged Uno into the browser using WebAssembly.

Download the Uno CLI tool

Pipe any streaming data into uno:
> log stream | uno

Or, run uno on a file:
> uno filename.log

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FAQ

Why is this useful?

Due to the volume and repetitive nature of log data it is hard to actually review it and find the clues you are looking for - relevant things are lost in the flood of normal.

Uno helps you filter out the normal and only outputs things that are new - i.e. "anomalies".

Read more about Uno in our blog.

How does it work?

Uno measures the similarity of two log lines using the edit distance between them. With this you can set a maximum difference threshold to determine whether a line is new or not (default is 30%).

How does Uno relate to Unomaly?

At its core, Unomaly separates the repetitive log data from the anomalous data, so that you can focus on what's new or different. It comes with a full set of features to explore and stay on top of your entire infrastructure together with your team.

Uno is a free, but barebones tool that we built to illustrate the core concept of Unomaly. It uses a different and simpler algorithm, but holds value on its own. Unomaly is also free to analyze up to 10 log sources.

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