Estimate your observability bill.
Logs, hosts, and custom metrics in — an estimated bill and your savings range out. Every assumption is editable, and nothing here is a quote: sivft-scan gives you your real number.
Sivft's stated range is 40–70%. Drag to adjust.
Defaults approximate list pricing for major observability vendors. Adjust to match your plan and currency.
Illustrative estimate — savings apply to log ingest, which is where the sieve sits. For your real number, run sivft-scan on a log sample.
Run it on your own logs.
sivft-scan is a free, open-source CLI that reads a sample of your logs and reports exactly what you'd save — by rule, by gigabyte, in dollars. It runs entirely on your machine. No signup, no upload, no account. About five minutes.
sivft-scan analyze --input sample.jsonl --monthly-gb 120
reading sample.jsonl … 412 GB / mo indexed
evaluating 22 rules in shadow mode
report written report.html
0 bytes leave your machine · the report is yours
built-in, evaluated in shadow mode — nothing is actually dropped
one sample file in, a report out. no signup, no account
MIT-licensed Go binary for macOS and Linux
Static binaries for macOS & Linux · MIT license · open source
go install github.com/sivft/sivft-scan@latestGo installed? One command instead of a download.
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