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Paste one command on any Linux server. Loglytics analyzes your logs with AI and returns a plain-English root cause and fix, not a wall of stack traces.
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Apr 14 03:41:19 prod-api-01 node[1821]: FATAL ERROR: Reached heap limit
Apr 14 03:41:19 prod-api-01 node[1821]: Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory
Apr 14 03:41:19 prod-api-01 node[1821]: 1: 0xb7c6e0 node::Abort() [node]
Apr 14 03:41:19 prod-api-01 node[1821]: 2: 0xa9161e node::FatalError(char const*, char const*) [node]
Apr 14 03:41:22 prod-api-01 kernel: Out of memory: Killed process 1821 (node) total-vm:2048MB, anon-rss:1834MB
Apr 14 03:41:22 prod-api-01 nginx: [error] connect() failed (111: Connection refused) while connecting to upstream
Apr 14 03:41:22 prod-api-01 nginx: [error] no live upstreams while connecting to upstream: payments_backend
Apr 14 03:41:23 prod-api-01 systemd[1]: node.service: Main process exited, code=killed, status=9/KILL
Apr 14 03:41:23 prod-api-01 systemd[1]: node.service: Failed with result 'signal'.
Apr 14 03:41:24 prod-api-01 nginx: [error] connect() failed (111: Connection refused)...
Apr 14 03:41:24 prod-api-01 nginx: [error] connect() failed (111: Connection refused)...
[... 1 843 more lines]Payment API down: OOM kill at 03:41
Your Node.js process (pid 1821) exhausted its heap (1.8 GB of 2 GB) and was killed by the Linux OOM killer. This took your upstream offline, causing Nginx to return 502s on all /api/payments routes for 4 minutes.
Fix right now
sudo systemctl restart nodeWhy it keeps happening
Unclosed database connections in your payment handler are leaking ~12 MB per request under load. Add finally { conn.release() } to PaymentService.process(). This will stop the leak without a redeploy.
Generated by AI in ~3 seconds.
Example scenarios
Product outcomes Loglytics is built to deliver. These are illustrative scenarios, not customer reviews.
Instead of scrolling 1,800 lines of heap dumps, you get the failing process, the OOM signal, and the one-line restart plus the code leak to patch.
When MySQL write queries stall at 3 AM, you get the volume path, the severity, and a copy-pasteable fix before the ticket queue wakes up.
Correlate errors across servers into one summary your on-call can act on: what broke, why it keeps happening, and what to do next.
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