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 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.

• 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.

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

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.

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

# Display system messages log
./secure_ops_logger.sh