Paper Title

Avinash Tiwari Bengaluru, India

CEO [email protected]
pCloudy.com

Abstract—A log is a text message that is produced by 2) This is another level 3 heading: The body text is
different frameworks, services, and applications. We present in divided into two columns on each page, written in 10 pt.
this paper, an online log parser utility tool for android devices Times New Roman, and justified (meaning that the text is
that runs in a streaming mode and filters logs to show only
application specific logs in addition to analytic tools, a keyword spaced in a way that makes the right edge line up neatly).
search filter, and suggestive fixes to erroneous log lines for our All the appropriate formatting is automatically applied in
customers. this template. If anything goes wrong, you can reapply it
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Keywords—log parsing, application specific logs, streaming
data, android logs Table Table Column Head
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I. INTRODUCTION a
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Logs play a pivotal role in the comprehensive
documentation of runtime data pertaining to software a) And this is a level 4 heading: It’s recommended to
systems. The wealth of information encapsulated within logs write your text in a separate document and then add it to this
serves as a valuable resource, empowering system developers template once it’s complete. When copying text into the
and operators to vigilantly observe the dynamic runtime template from another document, make sure that the
characteristics of their systems. Additionally, logs facilitate
the proficient identification and troubleshooting of system Fig. 1. This is a figure caption. It appears directly underneath the figure.
anomalies occurring within production environments. Given
the escalating scale and complexity of contemporary appropriate style is still applied to each section, reapplying
systems, it is evident that the volume of log data is styles if necessary.
experiencing significant growth, exemplified by a rate of
approximately 50 gigabytes per hour, encompassing a range b) This is another level 4 heading: It’s also possible to
of 120 to 200 million lines [1]. Consequently, the add bullet points when appropriate, using the “bullet list”
conventional method of log analysis, heavily dependent on style:
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error-prone endeavor. In response to this challenge,
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REFERENCES
IV. METHODOLOGY (HOW WE’VE DONE EVERYTHING STEP- [1] [1] H. Mi, H. Wang, Y. Zhou, R. Lyu, and H. Cai, “Toward fine-
BY-STEP) grained, unsupervised, scalable performance diagnosis for production
cloud computing systems,” IEEE Transactions on Parallel and
You can cite your references in text by including the Distributed Systems, vol. 24, pp. 1245–1255, 2013.
corresponding number, in square brackets [1]. If you need to [2] B. Rieder, Engines of Order: A Mechanology of Algorithmic
cite a specific part of the source, you can include a page Techniques. Amsterdam, Netherlands: Amsterdam Univ. Press, 2020.
number [2, p. 13] or range [3, pp. 41–56]. [3] I. Boglaev, “A numerical method for solving nonlinear integro-
differential equations of Fredholm type,” J. Comput. Math., vol. 34,
no. 3, pp. 262–284, May 2016, doi: 10.4208/jcm.1512-m2015-0241.

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