chronolog
by grc-iit·★ 9·Score 38
ChronoLog MCP server enables real-time logging and event processing with LLMs through a distributed time-structured log storage system.
Overview
ChronoLog is a distributed, tiered shared log storage system that provides scalable log storage with time-based data ordering. It offers high-performance logging through a time-structured ingestion approach, eliminating the need for a central sequencer. The system features concurrent access at scale, multi-writer and multi-reader support with zero coordination overhead, and a modular, extensible serving layer that supports plugin-based architecture for custom services.
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When to choose this
Choose ChronoLog when you need high-performance distributed log storage with time-based data ordering and real-time LLM integration for enterprise logging and event processing.
When NOT to choose this
Avoid ChronoLog if you need simple logging solutions, as it's designed for complex distributed environments and may be overkill for basic use cases.
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Installation
Docker Installation (Recommended)
- Pull Docker image:
docker pull gnosisrc/chronolog:latest- Run container interactively:
docker run -it --rm --name chronolog-instance gnosisrc/chronolog:latest- Deploy components:
/home/grc-iit/chronolog_repo/deploy/local_single_user_deploy.sh -d -w /home/grc-iit/chronolog_install/Release- Verify deployment:
pgrep -la chronoFor multi-node deployment, see the [multi-node Docker tutorial](https://github.com/grc-iit/ChronoLog/wiki/Tutorial-4:-Running-ChronoLog-with-Docker-(Multi-node)).
FAQ
- What is ChronoLog?
- ChronoLog is a distributed, tiered shared log storage system that provides scalable log storage with time-based data ordering and total log ordering guarantees.
- How does ChronoLog integrate with LLMs?
- ChronoLog offers an MCP server for seamless integration with LLMs, enabling real-time logging, event processing, and structured interactions through the Model Context Protocol.
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