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Grafana Enterprise Logs

Grafana Enterprise Logs

Grafana Enterprise Logs (GEL) is a commercial offering based on the open source Loki project. GEL inherits all the features, enhancements, and bug fixes of the Loki project. The enterprise version lets you deploy a highly-scalable, simple, and reliable logging cluster in your own data center.

GEL features

With GEL, you get access to enterprise features that are not included in Loki:

  • Tenant management: Easily scale from one to hundreds of tenants within a single GEL cluster. Each tenant provides an isolated, logical separation of the cluster. Operators have full control over the tenants that are running on their cluster, by either using the built-in API directly or the official GEL plugin.
  • Token-based authorization: Create and manage tokens with configurable access parameters to interact with tenant logs.
  • OSS Loki compatibility: Seamlessly drop a GEL binary into an existing Loki deployment.
  • Label-based access controls (LBAC): Control query access to logs based on label values.
  • Cross-tenant query capability: Issue a single query that aggregates results across multiple tenants.

Note

You can use Grafana Cloud to avoid installing, maintaining, and scaling your own instance of GEL. The free forever plan includes 50GB of free logs. Create an account to get started.

To purchase or obtain a trial license, contact the Grafana Labs Sales Team.

Explore

Learn about Grafana Enterprise Logs
Learn about the architecture and components, the various deployment modes, and best practices for labels.
Install GEL
View instructions for how to configure and install GEL, migrate from previous deployments, and upgrade your GEL environment.
Configure GEL
View the GEL and Loki configuration references.
Send logs to GEL
Select one or more clients to use to send your logs to GEL.
Manage GEL
Learn how to manage tenants, log ingestion, storage, queries, and more.
Query with LogQL
Inspired by PromQL, LogQL is Grafana’s query language for logs. LogQL uses labels and operators for filtering.