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I'm looking for a simple logging visualisation/analysis tool to run on a light server (512MB, 1 CPU). Installing the ELK stack is too much for this I think, and I was wondering what alternatives are available?

I tend to regenerate them after an OS reinstall and add them wherever necessary. This is quite a lot of work and I was wondering how others handle this.

I know of a couple design "case studies" where someone took the website or app of a company and gave it their own spin just to see what it could end up as. I wonder if there's any similar articles or examples of this being done in development.

It's a completely different ballgame since we usually don't really know what the driving force behind a site is, but it would be interesting to read up on something like this imho.

There's a couple different shells available at the moment, the most popular being ZSH[0], Fish[1] and Bash[2].

Which one has your preference? And how do you deal with different environments and shells (e.g. SSH into a server and you're using Bash i.o. your own preferred local shell)?

[0] http://zsh.sourceforge.net/

[1] http://fishshell.com/

[2] https://www.gnu.org/software/bash/