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## How it works [#enable]

You can quickly and easily forward your log data using our infrastructure agent's guided install process. To learn how, including examples of how to use your logging data in New Relic, watch this Nerdlog video on YouTube (14:46 minutes):

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Here is an example of logs for your host's UI. You can see logs in context of events for the selected time period, and drill down into detailed data for any of the highlighted attributes. To take advantage of even more capabilities, click **Query logs** from here to go directly to the **Logs** UI.

![Logs in context for a host](./images/demotron-host-logs-123021.png "Logs in context for a host")
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We provide several solutions to forward your logs to New Relic.

**Recommended:** Use our [infrastructure monitoring agent](/docs/logs/forward-logs/forward-your-logs-using-infrastructure-agent/).
### Infrastructure agent (recommended) [#forward-infra]

You can use our guided install process to quickly and easily install log management and infrastructure monitoring together! This is the easiest solution to get both your app's logging data **and** your host's logging data. But if you don't need the host logs, you can use other supported options to forward your logs to New Relic.
Use our guided install process to quickly and easily [install log management and infrastructure monitoring](/docs/logs/forward-logs/forward-your-logs-using-infrastructure-agent/) together! This is the easiest solution to get both your app's logging data **and** your host's logging data into New Relic. Watch a video of [how this works](#enable).

To get learn how the infrastructure agent's guided install process works and how to use the logging data you see in New Relic One, watch this Nerdlog video on YouTube (14:46 minutes):
If you don't need the host logs automatically included with infrastructure log forwarding, or if you already have a log forwarder, you can use our other supported options to forward your logs to New Relic.

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### Amazon [#forward-amazon]

If you decide not to use our infrastructure monitoring agent, here are some other supported options to forward your logs to New Relic.
We support the following Amazon log forwarders:

**Amazon:**
* [AWS CloudWatch plugin](/docs/logs/forward-logs/aws-lambda-sending-cloudwatch-logs/)
* [AWS FireLens plugin](/docs/logs/forward-logs/aws-firelens-plugin-log-forwarding/)
* [AWS Kinesis Firehose](/docs/logs/forward-logs/stream-logs-using-kinesis-data-firehose/)
* [AWS Lambda for sending logs from S3](/docs/logs/forward-logs/aws-lambda-sending-logs-s3/)

**Microsoft:**
### Microsoft [#forward-microsoft]

We support the following Microsoft log forwarder:

* [Azure ARM template](/docs/logs/forward-logs/azure-log-forwarding/)

**Other log forwarding plugins:**
### Other supported log forwarders [#forward-other]

We also support these log forwarders:

* [Cloudflare Logpush](/docs/logs/forward-logs/cloudflare-logpush-forwarding/)
* [Fluent Bit plugin](/docs/logs/forward-logs/fluent-bit-plugin-log-forwarding/)
* [Fluentd plugin](/docs/logs/forward-logs/fluentd-plugin-log-forwarding/)
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