Efficiently manage and analyze system logs, application logs, and security logs using a comprehensive set of commands. Enhance visibility into system activities with this powerful log management script.

Secure Ops Logger

Overview

Secure Ops Logger is a powerful Bash script designed to streamline the management of system logs, offering an efficient and organized way to monitor and analyze critical information. The script combines a set of commands to help you review system messages, kernel messages, application-specific logs, security logs, audit logs, system startup logs, last logins, SSH logs, and cron job logs.

🚀 Features

• System Messages Log: Display system messages log.
• Kernel Messages: View kernel messages.
• Real-time Application Logs: Tail application-specific logs (e.g., Apache Web Server logs).
• Security Logs: Check for authentication events.
• Audit Logs: Review detailed audit logs.
• System Startup Logs: Inspect logs related to system startup.
• Last Logins: Check the last 10 logins.
• SSH Logs: Search for 'sshd' entries in SSH logs.
• Cron Job Logs: Display logs related to cron jobs.

🛠️ Prerequisites

• Unix-like system (Linux, macOS, etc.)
• Bash shell
• Sufficient permissions to access and read log files (may require sudo)

📖 Usage

1. Clone the repository to your local machine:

   git clone https://github.com/Raja-Ramees/secure_ops_logger.git
   cd secure_ops_logger

2. Execute the script:

   ./secure_ops_logger.sh

3. Follow the prompts and press Enter to navigate through different log sections.

🛠️ Customization

The script can be easily customized by modifying log file paths or adjusting the number of lines displayed within the script itself.

🔍 Example

# Display system messages log
./secure_ops_logger.sh