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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/clemcer on 2025-07-03 13:26:17+00:00.

Hey everybody,

I just released LoggiFly v1.4.0.

LoggiFly is a lightweight container that monitors your Docker Container logs and sends notifications when specific keywords or patterns appear.

This release brings some major config changes allowing for a much more flexible configuration, adds official Podman support, improves JSON templating and includes a new docs site (because the README was getting a bit too long).

I also wanted to say how blown away I still am. When I made my first reddit post in march I thought maybe there are a couple of people who will find this useful, maybe I even get some stars on github. Now LoggiFly has over 100k downloads (which does make me wonder whether the download counts for GHCR packages are reliable because that number still seems insane to me) and was even featured on selfh.st a couple of times which was really cool.

Anyway here are some screenshots for anybody interested in how LoggiFly can be used:

https://preview.redd.it/5polb3oqonaf1.png?width=2047&format=png&auto=webp&s=066e67a204feaf8960f884d511a6bae65ef096b6

https://preview.redd.it/x421ox4tonaf1.png?width=1097&format=png&auto=webp&s=b181a86ab2908c50b3ed2386d439587acd06c7bd

Release Highlights:

• Simpified and more modular config format:
  • keywords_with_attachment and action_keywords are being replaced by a simpler approach. You can now define actions and attachments directly under each keyword or regex. Old config still works but new format is recommended.
• Per-keyword settings
  • Most settings can now be set per keyword/regex. Want one keyword sending notifications to your Discord server and another to Telegram with different a custom title? Easy.
• New excluded_keywords setting**
  • ignore log lines even if they contain trigger keywords. Useful if you don't want to get notifications from certain log entries.
• Podman support
  • You can now run LoggiFly with Podman, including rootless setups using quadlets. Full examples are in the new docs.
• Improved JSON templates
  • You can now access nested fields like {dict[key]} or {list[0][foo]} in json_template.

📘 Check out the new docs site!

👉 Full changelog