Supported Logs and Ingestion Methods

Last updated - 17 October, 2025

LogicMonitor supports multiple integrations with log sources and provides out-of-the-box solutions. It also leverages technologies that pull logs from sources that do not push logs.

Supported Logs

The following provides an overview of options for collecting and sending log data from different sources to LM Logs:

Logs to Ingest	Details of Ingestion
AWS Logs	Create a configuration within AWS Console that pushes logs to the Logs API. For more information, see AWS Logs Ingestion Overview.
Azure Logs	Create a configuration within Azure Console that pushes logs to the Logs API. For more information, see Sending Azure Logs.
Google Cloud Provider Logs	Create a configuration within Google Console that pushes logs to the Logs API. For more information, see Sending GCP Logs.
Okta Logs	Configure a LogicMonitor Okta Log Collector that leverages a CloudFormation Stack that pushes logs to the Logs API. For more information, see Sending Okta Logs.
Logs from a system that pushes data	Send log ingestion requests directly the Logs API. For more information, see Sending Logs to Ingestion API.
SNMP Traps	Configure a LogSource with an SNMP Collection Method. For more information, see SNMP Traps LogSource Configuration.
SysLog and r-SysLog logs	Configure a LogSource with a SysLog Collection Method. For more information, see Syslog LogSource Configuration.
Windows Event Logs	Configure a LogSource with a Windows Event Collection Method. For more information, see Windows Event Logging LogSource Configuration.
Kubernetes Pod Logs	Configure a LogSource with a Kubernetes Pod Collection Method. For more information, see Kubernetes Pods LogSource Configuration.
Kubernetes Event Logs	Configure a LogSource with a Kubernetes Events Collection Method. For more information, see Kubernetes Event Logging LogSource Configuration.
Kubernetes Container Logs	Depending on your environment, you can do the following: Leverage a third-party such as Fluentd or Elastic Logstash to collect the data, and configure the LogicMonitor plugin to ingest the logs or configure a LogSource with the Log Files Collection MethodConfigure a LogSource with a Script Logs Collection Method that uses a groovy script to pull the logs
Local Log Files
Logs from a system that does not push data