Log Clusterer - Group Repeated Log Patterns
Data Tools
What is Log Clusterer - Group Repeated Log Patterns?
How it works
Features & Benefits
- Groups repetitive log noise into actionable clusters
- Runs entirely client-side - no log data leaves your browser
- Handles thousands of lines in seconds via compiled Rust WASM
Frequently Asked Questions
What algorithm does this use?
TF-IDF vectorization followed by DBSCAN. Epsilon is auto-estimated using a k-nearest-neighbour elbow method - the gap between tight same-pattern lines and scattered noise sets the threshold automatically.
Is my log data sent anywhere?
No. All processing runs in a Web Worker using WebAssembly compiled from Rust. Nothing is uploaded.
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